Management GuidelineGuideline Tourism in Fragile ContextsGuideline Driving Personnel in TourismReport Human Rights Impact AssessmentPreviousNext PreviousManagement GuidelineGuideline Tourism in Fragile ContextsGuideline Driving Personnel in TourismReport Human Rights Impact AssessmentNext Management GuidelineHuman Rights in Tourism – An Implementation Guideline for Tour OperatorsThe guideline addresses tour operators, assisting them in systematically implementing the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights in five key fields of action:Strategy: develop human rights business policySurvey: assess human rights impacts of business activitiesIntegration: integrate human rights in corporate culture and managementRemedy: facilitate complaints and improve situation for the affectedReporting: review progress and report publicly The five fields of action are derived from the business-relevant UN Guiding Principles 11 through 24 and 29 through 31. The methods, instruments and steps relevant for their implementation will be explained in the implementation guidelines.The development of the implementation guidelines was supported by Austrian Development Cooperation.Publisher: Roundtable Human Rights in Tourism3rd edition, October 201635 page countPlease find this guideline for download below in English and German. Guideline Tourism in Fragile ContextsTourism in Fragile Contexts – Guidelines for Product and Communication Managers for the Implementation of Human Rights-Related Due DiligenceA guideline of the Roundtable Human Rights in Tourism provides support for responsible tourism in fragile situations. Political instability, unrest or upheaval, social inequalities or natural disasters – many factors can have an influence on tourism in the destinations. These factors represent the partly fragile framework in which tourists move about a country. In fragile situations, tour operators are faced with special requirements of human rights related responsibility. What do you need to pay attention to when designing the product? Where can you find information about the conflict? How does the tour operator present the conflict in customer information?With its second practical recommendation for the implementation of human rights due diligence, the Roundtable Human Rights in Tourism specifically targets those responsible in the product departments. This guideline provides tour operators with a set of questions that may serve to identify human rights related risks. The recommendations may be used across countries and may be developed further by the respective companies.Publisher: Roundtable Human Rights in TourismOctober 20168 page countPlease find this guideline for download below in English and German. Guideline Driving Personnel in TourismHuman Rights in Practice! – Recommendations for Implementation of Labor and Social Standards for Driving Personnel in the Tourism SectorThis manual of the "Roundtable Human Rights in Tourism" summarises the recommended minimum requirements for social and labour standards in the transport sector and provides tour operators with specific recommendations for their implementation and monitoring. The manual answers specific and frequently asked questions from real life: As a tour operator, how can I make sure that the recommended minimum requirements are respected by my transport service provider? Which international agreements and relevant regulations are to be taken into account? How can possible discrepancies between legal provisions and human rights claims be overcome - e.g. the difference between minimum wage and a living income? How do I set up contracts and which contractual clauses are reasonable and tested in practice? Furthermore, the four-page manual also presents recommendations for actions which have been tested and implemented in practice. The guidelines are applicable around the world and adaptations to specific regional circumstances are possible.Publisher: Roundtable Human Rights in TourismSeptember 20158 page countPlease find this guideline for download below in English and German. There is also an annex in French with contract recommendations available for download. Report Human Rights Impact AssessmentA value-chain focussed Human Rights Impact Assessment in Thailand & MyanmarThe report summarizes the findings of the conducted value chain focussed human rights impact assessment in Thailand and Myanmar from September 2019. The methods, instruments and steps relevant for the conduction of a HRIA will be explained in the guidelines.The development of the implementation guidelines was supported by Swiss Federal Department for Foreign Affairs (FDFA), and Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) on behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Coorperation and Development (BMZ).Publisher: Roundtable Human Rights in Tourism1st edition, March 202076 page countPlease find this guideline for download below in English, Burmese and Thai (Executive Summaries).PreviousNext Downloads Management Guideline Human Rights in Tourism EN 2.7 MB Management Leitfaden Menschenrechte im Tourismus DE 2.32 MB Guideline Tourism in Fragile Contexts EN 545.02 KB Guideline Tourismus in Postkonflikt Destinationen DE 544.37 KB Guideline Driving Personnel in Tourism EN 3.35 MB Guideline Fahrpersonal im Tourismus DE 3.48 MB Guideline Driving Personnel in Tourism Annex French Clauses Contractuelles 2.36 MB Human Rights Impact Assessment Thailand and Myanmar EN 2.79 MB HRIA Assessment_Executive Summary Myanmar_BURMESE 575.24 KB HRIA Assessment_Executive Summary Thailand_THAI 441.11 KB