Our latest works include a Chilean IT report forthe Canadian foreign office, a market study on infrastructure opportunities for concrete additives in Latin America for BarChip Plc Australia, and a partner search in Chile for a well known New Zealand tourism operator.Our most recent contract has been secured under the P4/TRC Agreement; TRC is Tourism Resource Consultants from Wellington, NZ.
The program will include analysis and in depth assessments of national capabilities, provide recommendations for forward planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation.
Tourism expert and director of TRC, Dave Bamford will make 2 visits to Chile during the project providing important insight and experience in situ.
P4 and TRC, aware of the importance of the work to be carried out and the future responsibilities that this program entails, see this as another step in a long term commitment to develop the Chilean tourism industry.
DID YOU KNOW?
Chile could join the OECD in 2 years time.
According to Chilean Finance Minister Andres Velasco, Chile could join the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development in as little as two years after having carried out a large portion of the reforms required.
"We've already completed many of the reforms and adjustments that European and American countries carried out to join the OECD and there don't appear to be any serious obstacles in our path," Velasco said in a statement. Velasco is currently in Paris with OECD Secretary General Angel Gurria.
In December 2007, the OECD announced it had started talks with five countries, including Chile, on membership in the group of industrialized economies. The organization praised Chile's macroeconomic policies, including the government's decision to save the windfall from rising copper prices in sovereign-wealth funds. "As a result, economic activity is now much more resilient to the vagaries of commodity prices than in previous cycles."
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