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MEXICO CITY, May 17 () -- G20 economies could boost their international tourist numbers by an additional 122 million, generate an extra 206 billion U.S dollars in tourism exports, and create over 5 million additional jobs by 2015 by improving visa processes, said Thursday President of the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) David Scowsill.Scowsill made the declarations at the Fourth G20 Tourism Ministers' Meeting held in Mexico's Merida and Chichen Itza, adding that the visa facilitation is essential for economic growth and job creation.During the meeting, the tourism ministers from 27 countries stressed the importance of governments giving migration facilities, while recognizing their right to protect their borders.Meanwhile, UNWTO Secretary-General Taleb Rifai called on G20 governments to look into enhancing visa facilitation in support of job creation."Small steps towards visa facilitation can result in big economic benefits. By facilitating visas, the G20 countries stand to gain 5 million jobs at a time of rampant unemployment across the world. These are in addition to the hundreds of millions of direct and indirect jobs already being supported every day by the sector," he said.In the presence of Mexican President Felipe Calderon the tourism ministers from 27 countries, plus seven international organizations, Scowsill said that an investigation developed by industry experts said that in 2011, about 110 million people were discouraged from traveling cost, waiting time and the difficulty of obtaining a visa.The WTTC study indicated that in 2011, the number of international tourists from G20 countries totaled 656 million.Scowsill said that despite the great progress made in the decades to facilitate tourist travel, there are still important areas of opportunity, that is, maximize the use technology of information and communication in improving visa procedures."Encouraging freedom to travel is a simple step that governments around the world can take to encourage more travelers and the creation of millions of new jobs and billions of dollars of GDP -- without compromising national security," he said.
COTABATO, Philippines, March 11 () -- Philippine government soldiers have killed at least three leftist rebels and wounded seven others during a clash in the country's restive south, an army official said Sunday.The government soldiers under 68th Infantry Battalion were patrolling Saturday afternoon when they encountered some 50 New Peoples Army rebels in Batang village, North Cotabato province, said Prudencio Asto, public affairs chief of the army's 6th Division.A three-hour firefight ensued, leaving three guerrillas dead and seven others wounded, according to Asto."Hundreds of families have fled for fear of their safety. The rebels only withdrew when we used howitzers," Asto said, adding there were no reported casualties on the government side.The NPA, armed wing of the Communist Party of the Philippines, has been waging a guerrilla campaign in the countryside for four decades. Military estimates the NPA strength at more than 4,000 men scattered in more than 60 guerrilla fronts throughout the country.
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