Our Vision & Mission VISION We are the most impactful multi-stakeholder initiative to promote the rights of people in tourism. MISSION Through cooperation we build a trusted network of different stakeholders in tourism. We provide access to expertise, initiate pilot projects and develop learning materials. We support the implementation of human rights due diligence in accordance with the UN Guiding Principles within tourism companies, the supply chain and in destinations. Offers and Services for Members Our members benefit from a range of offers and services: Network, Coordination & Support Biggest sector dialogue platform in the tourism industry bringing together different stakeholders, offering a broad network High level of recognition and credibility (mentioned in NAP Germany, invited to political panels, discussions and consultancies …) Internationality Impact-orientation Demand-led initiative: open for members’ demands and needs Head office for contact, assistance, planning and information Knowledge Exchange Common approach towards the complex area of human rights Knowledge sharing beyond competition, acting as partners and contributing unique knowledge towards the same goal, Peer-to-peer learning Inclusion of multiple perspectives, use of interdependencies: sharing individual concerns and commonly work/joint interaction towards the practical implementation of human rights due diligence on the tourism sector Collection of information, guidelines, manuals, tools and literature Working groups on relevant topics (open for proposals from members) Joint Projects & Funding Initiation of pilot projects Support in funding acquisition / project proposals Contact to relevant institutions (GIZ, EDA, SECO etc.) Information and Services Annual General Meeting (possibility to get involved in strategic planning, run for board membership and meet personally) Annual Symposium Regular Member Mailings and Exchange Sessions E-Learnings Website with Login-Area: access to documentations,minutes and working group documents The Roundtable Human Rights in Tourism is organised as an incorporated non-profit association under German law since October 2016. It is funded primarily by membership fees and donations and is allowed to issue donation receipts to be set off against tax liability. The supreme body is the General Assembly. Once a year, the members meet to discuss their work priorities and activities. These resolutions form the basis for the seven-member Executive Board. It is elected every two years by the General Assembly and is active on a voluntary basis. Details on the working methods and decision-making processes, as well as on membership and guest status, are described in our Statutes and Bylaws. Board of Directors ChairwomanAntje Monshausen ECPAT Germany Vice-ChairPetra Thomas forum anders reisen e.V. Board Members Christian Baumgartner University of Applied Sciences of the Grisons Hazel Chan ABTA Kathrin David give & grow Elisabeth Kneissl-Neumayer Kneissl Touristik Tony Reyhanloo Studiosus Reisen Coordination Office CoordinatorJara SchreiberEmail: jara [dot] schreiber [at] humanrights-in-tourism [dot] net (jara[dot]schreiber[at]humanrights-in-tourism[dot]net)Phone: +49 151 45 83 87 95 Statutes and Bylaws Downloads Statutes Roundtable Human Rights in Tourism Satzung Roundtable Human Rights in Tourism DE Bylaws Roundtable Human Rights in Tourism EN Geschäftsordnung Roundtable Human Rights in Tourism DE