The United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO)     1    (announce) on Jan 25 that Chinese is now one of its official languages.

The UN agency is the world's most     2    (influence) intergovernmental international tourism organization. The organization,     3    (base) in Madrid, Spain, works on promoting responsible sustainable and     4    (global) accessible tourism.

China joined the UNWTO in 1983 and proposed to include Chinese     5     one of the body's official languages in November 2007. The UNWTO now has six official languages:Chinese, English, Spanish, French, Arabic     6     Russian.

According to China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism, this helps China play a(n)     7     (active) role in global tourism affairs than ever and share China's tourism development experience and     8     (opportunity).

Gong Jian, executive dean of the Wuhan Branch of the China Tourism Academy, told China Daily that it is Chinese     9    (become) an official UNWTO language     10     will help China's tourism industry grow.