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EBNT observatory on the fight againstsexual abuses against children in the

tourism industry

2013SAFE HOST European Project

Fifth year - 2013

� Scenario on disintermediation and integration.

� Analysis of European and global online travel

agencies.

� Survey on sector associations.

� Interviews and analysis of Interpol and Fraud

squads information.

� Update on implementation of UE Directive 92/2011.

Disintermediation and IntegrationMulti channel aspect

Source: Eurobarometer data 2012, elaboration bySL&A

Vacation organisation modalities - 2012

Source: Eurobarometer data 2012, elaboration by SL&A

Disintermediation and IntegrationMulti channel aspect

Analysis of 68 European/Global travel agencies websites

Analysis of online travel agencies

Source: EBNT Observatory data, elaboration bySL&A



Expedia:

• Trivago

• Hotels

• Hotwire

• Car Rental

• Classic

Vacations

• eLong

• Venere

TripAdvisor:

• Air Fare WatchDog

• Booking Buddy• Cruise Critic• Every Trail• Family Vacation

critic• Flip key• Holiday Lettings• Holiday Watch

Dog• Independent

Traveler• One Time• Seat Guru• Snique Away• Smarter Travel• Tingo• Travel Library• Travel Pod

Virtual Tourist

Orbitz:

• Hotel Club

• Rates to go

• Mr Jet

• Cheap Ticket

• Orbitz

Business

• Adventure

Travel

• Lodging

• Away

• Asia Hotels

• Gorp

Priceline:

• Kayak

• Booking

• Agoda

Odigeo:

• Edreams

• GoVoyages

• Opodo

• Travellink

Sabre Holding – Travelocity:

• IgoUgo

• Lastminute.com

• Zuji

• Travelprice


Source: EBNT Observatory data, elaboration by SL&A

Air Fare Watch Dog Booking Buddy

Cruise Critic Every Trail

Family Vacation critic Flip key

Holiday Lettings Holiday Watch Dog

Independent Traveler One Time

Seat Guru Snique Away

Smarter Travel Tingo

Travel Library Travel Pod

Virtual Tourist Where i’ve been

TripAdvisor


Source: EBNT Observatory data, elaboration by SL&A

� Hotel Club

� Rates to go

� Mr Jet

� Cheap Ticket

� Orbitz Business

� Adventure Travel

� Lodging

� Away

� Asia Hotels

� Gorp

Orbitz:

� Trivago

� Hotels

� Hotwire

� Car Rental

� Classic

Vacations

� eLong

� Venere

Expedia:

Analisi delle Online Travel Agency


Odigeo:

� Edreams

� GoVoyages

� Opodo

� Travellink

� Kayak

� Booking

� Agoda

Priceline:

� IgoUgo

� Lastminute.com

� Zuji

� Travelprice

Sabre Holding

Travelocity:

2012

2013

Presence in websites of references inherent tothe struggle against child prostitution

Analisi delle Online Travel Agency


2011

All Italian

SABRE HOLDING

“Our Corporate Responsibility Commitment

Being a leader brings great responsibilities to

innovate and advocate for a healthy and sustainable

industry, to support the communities in which we

live and do business, and to take care of our people

and our planet. Sabre is committed to these

responsibilities; it’s part of our culture –it’s what

makes us who we are.

We call these commitments : Better travel, better

world.”

from - Sabre Holding’sCorporate Responsibility Policy

Fonte: www.sabre.com

SABRE HOLDING Extracts - Rules

SABRE HOLDING Extracts - Rules

from - Sabre Holding’s

Supplier Code of Conduct

“ Social Behavior

• Support and advocate for industry policies

and practices that will end human trafficking

and exploitation of children.”


SABRE HOLDINGInitiatives

“Our commitment includes:

• Train our 10,000 global employees so they are better

informed on the issues. • Raise awareness with our airline, hotel, travel

agency and corporate customers. • Inform travelers using online booking tools so that

they are better prepared to identify and report potential

trafficking incidents. • Partner with non-profit, travel and government

organizations that support global advocacy towardsending human trafficking.

• Update company policies, including our Supplier

Code of Conduct, to reflect our stand against the crime.”


Partners

:

SABRE HOLDINGInitiatives

Fonte: dati Eurobarometro 2012, elaborazioni SL&A

Sector Associations

ECTAA

1996 – declaration against sex tourism with

children – all ECTAA members will inform clients

on this issue.

1997 – becomes Observer of the “ Task Force for

the Protection of Children in Tourism”.

200/2001 – has participated to the project financed

by the EU – managed by ECPAT – which foresees

the creation of a “code of conduct” for tour

operators.

ECTAA members

Code of Conduct signatories

Sector Associations

ORV - Austria

SRV - Svizzera

DRV - Germania

FIAVET - Italia

ANAT - Romania

ANVR - Regno Unito

FEAAV - Spagna

Sector AssociationsNational Initiatives

DRV-Germany: information of clients and

personnel a

ABTO–Belgium: supported ECPAT activities

and “CHOW” project.

DRF-Denmark: campaign against sex

tourism with children, planned to relaunch

campaign and create a Code of Conduct against

sexual and work exploitation.

Sector AssociationsNational Initiatives

SRF Sweden: campaign against sex tourism with

children and information to clients.

ABTA United Kingdom: The Travel Foundation

/Every Child Everywhere.

SNAV-France: cooperates with ECPAT France -

project “SAY NO”/”Stop traffic of children for their

sexual exploitation”.

Fraud Squads

Interviews and analysis of information byInterpol and Fraud Squads

The new element in this edition is the involvement

in the observatory of police forces representing a

fundamental role in the struggle against sexual

exploitation og children.

Fraud Squads

We have sent a questionnaire to:

United Kingdom | Child Exploitation and

Online Protection Centre

Netherlands Child exploitation team National

Crime Squad Netherlands’ police agency

Europool European Union’s law enforcement

agency whose main goal is to help achieve a safer

Europe .

Update on implementation of EU Directive 92/2011 and comparison with

previous observatory editions L.269

What are we talking about?

Directive 2011/92/EU OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND

COUNCIL of 13th December 2011 inherentto the struggle against sexual abuses and

exploitation of children and of childpornography.

Update on implementation ofEU Directive 92/2011

Art.29

“guarantee that those originating from the Union who

commit the crimes of abusing or exploiting children

are punished even when the crime is committed

outside of the borders of the Union itself, in particular

relatively to the so called “sex tourism”. For sex

tourism we against children one should mean the

sexual exploitation on behalf of one or more people

travelling from their customary environment to foreign

destinations where they have contacts with children.”

Update on implementation ofEU Directive 92/2011

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