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Accommodation Madeira Ilha da Madeira Albatroz Beach & Yacht Club Alpino Atlântico Ayurveda Hotel Hotel accommodation / Hotel / ***** Hotel accommodation / Hotel / **** Address: Quinta Dr. Américo DurãoSítio da Terça, Address: Apartado 12 E. C. Caniço9125-909 Caniço - 9100-187 Santa Cruz - Madeira Madeira Telephone: +351 291 520 290 Telephone: +351 291 930 930 E-mail: [email protected] Website: E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://www.albatrozhotel.com http://www.galoresort.com Characteristics and Services: Characteristics and Services: Restaurant; Television room; Number of rooms: 15; Internet Restaurant; Number of beds: 54; Number of rooms: 24; Number Access; Swimming-pool; Tennis courts; Gymnasium; SPA; of suites: 3; Internet Access; Room facilities: Room facilities: Air conditioning in room; Telephone in room; Steel safe in room; Internet access in room; Television in room; Hair dryer in room; Internet access in room; Mini-bar in room; Heating in room; Apart. Turísticos Beira Mar Tourist Apartments / *** Angels Inn Paradise Address: Vila - Cais 9370-133 CALHETA Tourism in the Country / Country Houses Telephone: 291822390 Fax: 291823165 Address: Caminho da Esperança Sítio da Referta - E-mail: [email protected] Prazeres 9370-133 Calheta Telephone: +351 91 216 24 97 Fax: +351 291 944 297 E-mail: [email protected]; Apart. Turísticos Falésia [email protected] Website: Tourist Apartments / **** http://www.angelsinnparadise.com Address: Rua Robert Baden Powell, 61 - 9125-036 Caniço Characteristics and Services: Telephone: 291938200 Fax: 291938219 Games room; Number of beds: 4; Number of rooms: 3; Rooms in the main house: 3; Television room; Single rooms without toilet : E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://www.innart.com 1; Central heating; Double rooms without toilet: 2; Internet Access; Reserved area for non-smokers; Bar; Jacuzzi; Characteristics and Services: Access: Bar; Swimming-pool; Television room; Games room; Internet Covered garage; Access; Reserved area for non-smokers; Restaurant; Number of Room facilities: rooms: 28; Number of suites: 3; Heating in room; Steel safe in room; Room facilities: Payments: Internet access in room; Telephone in room; Steel safe in room; Credit cards accepted; Television in room; Hair dryer in room; Access: Buses; Payments: Apart. Turísticos Caniço Bay Club Credit cards accepted; Tourist Apartments / **** Situated on the southern coast of the island of Madeira, on a Address: Caniço de Baixo 9125-039 CANIÇO 55-metre-high promontory overlooking the sea, in a unique and reserved area in Caniço de Baixo, in the town of Caniço. Telephone: 291934691 Fax: 291930011 The apartments and villas reflect a Mediterranean style with a very cosy atmosphere and personalised service, guaranteeing our guests a holiday experience with a difference in the island of Apart. Turísticos Quinta Santo António da Serra Madeira. Tourist Apartments / *** Address: Santo da Serra 9100-266 STO ANTÓNIO DA Apart. Turísticos Villa Opuntia SERRA SCR Telephone: 291763879 Fax: 291228897 Tourist Apartments / **** E-mail: [email protected] Website: Address: Urb. Falésia, Lote 7/8 9125-036 Caniço http://www.madeiraisland.online.pt Telephone: +351 291 934 733 Fax: +351 291 934 518 E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://www.villaopuntia.com Apart. Turísticos Vivenda São Pedro 2013 Turismo de Portugal. All rights reserved. 1/45 [email protected] Tourist Apartments / *** Other informations: Address: Caminho do Ribeiro Francês, 1 9100-143 Santa Registration No.: 3974; Cruz Telephone: 969058336 Aqua Natura Madeira Hotel Atrio Hotel Hotel accommodation / Hotel / **** Tourism in the Country / Rural Address: Rotunda das Piscinas, 39270-156 Porto Moniz Hotels Telephone: +351 291 640 100 Fax: +351 291 853 443 Address: Caminho dos Moinhos, 2189370-247 Calheta - E-mail: [email protected] Website: Madeira http://www.aquanaturamadeira.com Telephone: +351 291 820 400 E-mail: [email protected] Website: Timetable: http://www.atrio-madeira.com 24h; Breakfast timetable: 7.30am - 10.00am; Room service timetable: 7.30am - 11.00pm; Timetable: Access: 8 a.m. - 10 p.m.; Breakfast timetable: 8 a.m. - 11 a.m.; Outdoor parking; Buses; Transfer service; Bike friendly; Characteristics and Services: Characteristics and Services: Swimming-pool; Number of beds: 33; Number of rooms: 22; Bar; Restaurant; Pets allowed; Number of beds: 47; Number of Central heating; Internet Access; Restaurant; Pets allowed; rooms: 22; Number of suites: 3; Internet Access; Reserved area Indoor swimming-pool; Sauna; Gay friendly; Smoke free; Laundry for non-smokers; Sauna; Gymnasium; Jacuzzi; Reserved area for service; Garden; smokers; Target price: $$$$ (>90€); Gay friendly; Laundry Access: service; Sun beds; Garden; Outdoor parking; Buses; Room facilities: Room facilities: Air conditioning in room; Telephone in room; Steel safe in room; Heating in room; Television in room; Hair dryer in room; Internet Television in room; Hair dryer in room; Internet access in room; access in room; Telephone in room; Steel safe in room; Mini-bar in room; Rooms available for smokers; Payments: Payments: Credit cards accepted; Guiding price: $$$ (60€ - 90€); Credit cards accepted; Accessibility: Accessibility: Disabled access; Accessible route to the entrance: Partial; Disabled access; Accessible route to the entrance: Total; Accessible entrance: Partial; Reception area suitable for people Accessible entrance: Total; Reception area suitable for people with special needs; Accessible circulation inside: Partial; with special needs; Accessible circulation inside: Total; Accessible areas/services: Bedrooms, Restaurant, Bar/Café, Accessible areas/services: Bedrooms, Restaurant, Bar/Café, Patio; Patio, Gym; Care skills: Visual impairment, Hearing impairment, Motor disability, Mental disability; Support products/services available: Visual impairment, Hearing impairment, Motor Hotel Atrio is a rural, family-run hotel with 22 rooms. This rural disability; hotel is located in the sunny south of Madeira Island in Calheta, a 40-minute drive from Funchal. This charming hotel is set on the edge of a eucalyptus forest, 500 meters from Levada Nova and close to the UNESCO World Heritage Site and the Rabaçal Nature Calheta Beach Reserve. The small hotel is located in a large, 10,000 m² idyllic Hotel accommodation / Hotel / **** garden with stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean. Inspired by the Address: Avenida D. Manuel I 9370-133 Calheta historic charm of Quintas da Madeira, this country hotel blends Telephone: +351 291 820 300 Fax: +351 291 820 301 tradition with contemporary elegance. Restaurant, bar and terrace invite you to relax. A heated pool, a KLAFFS sauna and E-mail: [email protected] Website: massages help to relax. The small hiking hotel is an ideal starting http://www.savoysignature.com point for activities in nature such as hiking, whale watching, diving, paragliding, mountain biking, canyoning etc. Timetable: 24 h; Breakfast timetable: 07:30 - 10:00; Other informations: Casa Calhau Grande Lunch: 1 p.m. - 2.30 p.m. | Dinner: 6 p.m.-9 p.m Tourism in the Country / Country Entertainment/Live music: 11 a.m.-6.30 p.m. Houses Characteristics and Services: Address: Massapez Arco da Calheta 9370-033 Calheta Central heating; Baby Sitting; Bar; Restaurant; Television room; Telephone: +351 962 806 626 Games room; Number of beds: 196; Number of rooms: 98; Number of suites: 6; Internet Access; Air conditioning; Swimming- E-mail: [email protected] Website: pool; Shops; Number of apartments: 49; Sauna; Gymnasium; http://www.casadocalhaugrande.com Indoor swimming-pool; Hairdresser; Jacuzzi; Baby-care facilities; Characteristics and Services: Target price: $$$ (60€ - 90€); Gay friendly; Laundry service; SPA; Swimming-pool; Number of beds: 6; Number of rooms: 6; Double Sun beds; Garden; rooms with toilet: 3; Rooms in the main house: 2; Rooms in the Access: adjacent building: 4; Television room; Number of detached Outdoor parking; Covered garage; Transfer service; Bike friendly; houses: 1 T0; 1 T1; 2 T2; Double rooms without toilet: 3; Internet Room facilities: Access; Air conditioning in room; Telephone in room; Steel safe in room; Access: Television in room; Hair dryer in room; Internet access in room; Outdoor parking; Buses; Mini-bar in room; Heating in room; Room facilities: Payments: 2013 Turismo de Portugal. All rights reserved. 2/45 [email protected] Heating in room; Credit cards accepted; "All inclusive" rates; Payments: Accessibility: Guiding price: $$$$ (>90€); Disabled access; Reserved parking spaces; Accessible route to You can see old houses in madeirense traditional style, acquired the entrance: Total; Accessible entrance: Total; Reception area by the current proprietor, in 1995 and reconstructed, by the suitable for people with special needs; Accessible circulation owner, in 1997 and 2004. The construction was renewed in inside: Total; Accessible areas/services: Bedrooms, Restaurant, accordance with the models of the region, with local rock, Bar/Café, Patio, Gym, Spa; carefully constructed, in order to protect the surrounding ecology, tracing its original, the harmony and the integration in the landscape. Among the impressive mountains rising behind it and a wonderful golden sandy beach is the modern 4 star Calheta Casa do Calhau Grande, with a panoramic view of 180º on the Beach. This protected location has one of the best subtropical Atlantic, fits in the natural, country environment, in perfect micro-climates
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    Executive Council CE/108/5(c) rev.1 108th session Madrid, 11 May 2018 San Sebastián, Spain, 23-25 May 2018 Original: English Provisional agenda item 5(c) Report of the Secretary-General Part I: Current situation and activities (c) Implementation of the General Programme of Work I. Introduction 1. This report presents a summary of the activities carried out by the Organization from July 2017 to March 2018. It is the chronological continuation of document CE/106/3 presented in Chengdu, China, in September 2017. 2. It includes the following annexes: Annex I: UNWTO on the ground (Technical Cooperation and Silk Road Programme), Annex II: UNWTO activities in the United Nations system, Annex III: Evaluation of UNWTO events and Annex IV: Authorizations granted for the use of the UNWTO logo. II. Competitiveness and quality A. Sharing knowledge and experiences and building capacity 3. The Second International Rural Tourism Conference took place in Anji County in Huzhou, China, from 16 to 18 July 2017. This conference was organized and hosted by Huzhou City in China in collaboration with Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) and UNWTO. UNWTO presented the “Report on International Rural Tourism Development: An Asia Pacific Perspective”, which includes best practices and successful strategies in rural tourism development throughout Asia and the Pacific. 4. Starting on 18 July 2017, in Andorra, UNWTO and the UNWTO Themis Foundation provided a three-day training course to 15 Member States aimed at building resilience at tourism destinations by creating capacity to develop and implement crisis communications strategies. It included a revision of the different types of crisis that may affect tourism destinations – natural disasters, financial collapses, violent incidents or pandemics, among others – and recommended communications methodologies for each phase of a crisis – before, during and after.