iuoto造句

• In 1970, the IUOTO general assembly voted in favor of forming the World Tourism Organization ( WTO ).
• Towards the end of the 1960s, the IUOTO realized the need for further transformation to enhance its role on an international level.
• A technical, non-governmental organization, the IUOTO was made up of a combination of national tourist organizations, industry and consumer groups.
• Based on statutes of the IUOTO, and after ratification by the prescribed 51 states, the WTO came into operation on November 1, 1974.
• Following the end of the Second World War and with international travel numbers increasing, the IUOTPO restructured itself into the International Union of Official Travel Organizations ( IUOTO ).
• The goals and objectives of the IUOTO were to not only promote tourism in general but also to extract the best out of tourism as an international trade component and as an economic development strategy for developing nations.
• The 20th IUOTO general assembly in Tokyo, 1967, declared the need for the creation of an intergovernmental body with the necessary abilities to function on an international level in cooperation with other international agencies, in particular the United Nations.
• Throughout the existence of the IUOTO, close ties had been established between the organization and the United Nations ( UN ) and initial suggestions had the IUOTO becoming part of the UN . However, following the circulation of a draft convention, consensus held that any resultant intergovernmental organization should be closely linked to the UN but preserve its " complete administrative and financial autonomy ".
• Throughout the existence of the IUOTO, close ties had been established between the organization and the United Nations ( UN ) and initial suggestions had the IUOTO becoming part of the UN . However, following the circulation of a draft convention, consensus held that any resultant intergovernmental organization should be closely linked to the UN but preserve its " complete administrative and financial autonomy ".