Tourism Innovation is your gateway to understanding essential concepts in tourism innovation, offered as a four-week online course by Externado University of Colombia. You will explore sector guidelines, legal frameworks, and the tourism value chain. This course helps you integrate new practices for sustainable development and enhance your competitive edge. Engage with text, videos, and quizzes, and achieve an 80% score on the final quiz to earn your certificate.

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