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Archive for the 'Nature Tourism' Category


   Jul 18

Bangladesh Ecotourism

Well as far as Bangladesh ecotourism is concerned very few people may be aware of its natural wealth, its flourished flora and fauna. Bangladesh ecotourism is very wide because of the fact that it is the country of huge, mostly unknown and untouched natural splendor and reserves. Natural reserves of Bangladesh are just unique and [...]

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   Feb 15

Promotion Of Ecotourism

Develop technology and light pollution is considered one of the reasons why fireflies disappearing into the swamps, fields and forests around the world. To investigate this accident, the team leader Chung Hwa School East in Kampung Kuala Belait Mentire to study the causes of the disappearance of their princess Rashida Awards for young people to [...]

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   Nov 24

Tourism can Attain New Heights in Oyama

Tourism can reach new heights in Oyama. Lake Country Board approved a temporary use of facilities for entertainment of a zip on 75 acres of private land Oyama Lake Road. “They have three years to try and then they may have to be rezoned, “said Mayor James Baker. The operation may consist of four to [...]

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   Nov 17

Can Space Tourism Cause Global Climate Change?

If space tourism ever becomes big business, many wealthy donors hope can be a danger to society is not limited to those who book a trip to the edge of space. A strong sector manned suborbital could soot into the stratosphere enough to cause global climate change, according to a new study. Although the study [...]

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   Oct 13

Ecotourism is the most Important Use of Rainforest

Everyone depend on farm as well as forest. Ecotourism is more profitable than other ventures like cattle ranching, timber logging and farming; researchers have shown for the first time for a region of Peru. The findings are likely to give local people the financial incentive to keep neighboring virgin rainforest pristine, helping to lock away [...]

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   Sep 24

Spotlight on Ecotourism

CAMBODIA’S tourism sector needs to increase its focus on “responsible tourism” to persevere with foreign travellers and gain possession on growing market, according to authorities from Dutch-backed development agency SNV. But local firms warned against relying too much on sustainable travel to fuel sector growth at the launch of SNV’s Responsible Travel Cambodia pilot project, [...]

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   Sep 14

Green Tourism Stuff Strutted by Portland

Tourism industry leaders made Portland their stomping ground last week for an annual conference featuring the best of sustainable business and green living. The Ecotourism and Sustainable Tourism Conference kicked off Portland-style Sept. 8 with the city’s signature mix of music, politics and green-leaning ideas. Opening ceremonies were ushered in by the Japanese drum ensemble [...]

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   Sep 13

Landlocked Serbia Plays Nature Card to Woo Tourists

A little over two years ago Ljuba Simic packed in his job driving trucks for a local cement factory for a new life – as a pioneer of rural tourism in Serbia’s lush Fruska Gora region. “I told myself it would be good to profit from what we have: the Danube river, the Fruska Gora [...]

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   Sep 10

Ecotourism comes to Portland

The fourth Ecotourism and Sustainable Tourism Conference (ESTC) is in Portland today and Friday and this year it drew about 340 delegates from over 20 countries.  Put on by the International Ecotourism Society (TIES) — which is celebrating its 20th year —the conference this year focuses on practical ideas, according to Dr. Kelly S. Bricker, [...]

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   Sep 08

Ecotourism Business Growth

In 2008, worldwide international tourist arrivals increased to 924 million, up from 898 million in 2007. Industry sources estimate world travel and tourism generated in excess of $7 trillion in 2007, rising to more than $13 trillion in the coming decade. Despite its stunning array of natural, cultural and anthropological attractions, Bangladesh is currently known [...]

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