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Resilience and the built environment

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This special issue of the journal, Building Research and Information, is devoted to the issue of resilience in the built environment.

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Review of property conditions in the private rented sector

Posted on: 13 February 2014
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This discussion document considers how best to tackle rogue landlords, without negatively impacting on good landlords. Responses are requested by 21 March 2014.

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Eight e-mail marketing tips for the events industry

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Despite being one of the most effective and reliable marketing channels for the promotion of events; email marketing is often neglected. 

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Energy, water and food security

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Attaining energy, water and food security for all was the theme for the 14th edition of the Delhi Sustainable Development Summit, held from 6-8 February, 2014 in New Delhi, India. The Eldis Climate Change Resource Guide has brought together some key resources on the water-energy-climate-food nexus.

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Winning meetings and events for your venue

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This book is described as the world’s first book written for venue sales and marketing professionals working in conference centres, hotels, and any other kind of enterprise offering space for meetings and events. It can also be used in events, tourism and hospitality educational programmes. It provides a comprehensive guide to the wide range of techniques required by sales and marketing staff to effectively win meetings and events business for their venue. Further details and extracts from the book can be found online.

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The Facilities Management Professional Standards

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These standards clearly define the competences that are necessary to be a competent facilities management practitioner at all career levels. Created in consultation with industry stakeholders, experts and professional standards writers the standards form a global competence model for the profession. These standards can be used to benchmark skills, knowledge and competence for those working at all levels in the FM profession.

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Responsible tourism

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This blog provides features from leading responsible tourism experts and writers, tackling key issues affecting the industry, from carbon emissions and community engagement to making the business case for Responsible Tourism.

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Review of the balance of competences between the United Kingdom and the European Union: Culture, tourism and sport

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This report examines the balance of competences between the European Union (EU) and the United Kingdom in the areas of culture, tourism and sport, and is led by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport. It is a reflection and analysis of the evidence submitted by experts, non-governmental organisations, businesspeople, Members of Parliament and other interested parties, either in writing or orally, as well as a literature review of relevant material. Where appropriate, the report sets out the current position agreed within the Coalition Government for handling this policy area in the EU. It does not predetermine or prejudge proposals that either Coalition party may make in the future for changes to the EU or about the appropriate balance of competences. They aim is to analyse what membership of the EU means for the UK’s national interest, and also deepen public and parliamentary understanding of our relationship with the EU.  This report covers the sectors of culture, tourism, and sport, drawing on 52 submissions received in response to a call for evidence which was distributed widely in the UK, to selected European organisations and members of the European Parliament.

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Balancing the bills

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The greenest new homes cost more to build but much less to run. The author of this article examines the case for increasing rents to help pay for them.

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Preferences of Europeans towards tourism

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According to the new Eurobarometer survey, published by the European Commission, the tourism sector has been an engine of domestic demand-driven economic growth in 2013, with more people choosing to spend holidays outside of their own country but within the EU. In 2013, 38% of Europeans spent their main holiday in another EU country, which is 5 percentage points more compared to 2012. At the same time, only 42% of people spent their main holiday in their own country, a 5 percentage points decrease compared to 2012. Furthermore in 2013, only a fifth (19%) took their main holiday outside the twenty eight countries of the EU, which is a 2% decrease compared to 2012. The Eurobarometer survey on preferences of Europeans towards tourism also explores motivations and obstacles for Europeans to travel, the main destinations, the information sources used for planning a holiday, how Europeans arranged their holidays in 2013, their satisfaction with the sector and the level of safety experienced at the accommodation and services.

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