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4. Encourages the World Tourism Organization to promote effective follow-up to the Global Code of Ethics for Tourism, with the involvement of relevant stakeholders in the tourism sector; 5. Requests the Secre t a ry-General to follow up developments related to the imple-mentation of the present resolution based on the re p o rts of the World ...
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