LESHAN, China, Oct. 20, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- On October 20th, the 2020 World Research Travel Conference (WRTC) with the theme of "Knows More, Travels Far" was held in Leshan City, Sichuan Province, China. Experts and scholars at home and abroad as well as hundreds of industry representatives from more than ten countries and regions around the world were invited to participate in the online and offline conferences. The experts and scholars include Liu Baojun and Li Tingdong (academicians of the Chinese Academy of Sciences), Lu Yaoru (academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering), Long Yongtu (former Vice Minister of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation and former Secretary-General of the Boao Forum for Asia), Ng Yen Yen (former Malaysian Tourism Minister), and Franz Wolfgang Eder (former Director of the Geochemical Department of United Nations Education Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)).
The conference was hosted by the World Research Travel Organization (WRTO), which was founded in Canada in 2014. WRTO is a non-profit organization, committed to the study of research travel-related theories and practices, and the promotion of the integration of the world education and travel industries and the development of research travel discipline.
The conference, centering on the current situation, challenges and the future of the development of research travel and focusing on the new pattern of the sustainable development of research travel, grandly released the guidelines and standards of the research travel industry, launched two parallel forums ("Challenges and opportunities of the development of world research travel industry" and "The significance of research travel on the growth of youth"), invited participated guests to experience the research courses of "Tea culture", "Guardian of the Buddha", and "Papermaking technique - an intangible cultural heritage", and shared the results of the development of the world research travel industry.
At the meeting, Professor Yang Zhenzhi, Executive Chairman of WRTO, announced that Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, will be the venue for the next WRTC.
