vinan91 asked:
I am looking for partners who wish to invest in eco-friendly farm tourism friendly land. It’s close to picturesque back waters, very close to a famous beach with provision for water or land huts. The farm has a shrimp farm, vegitable farms, eco-friendly greenery and can provide for ayurveda, rejuvination, yoga, etc.
I am looking for partners who wish to invest in eco-friendly farm tourism friendly land. It’s close to picturesque back waters, very close to a famous beach with provision for water or land huts. The farm has a shrimp farm, vegitable farms, eco-friendly greenery and can provide for ayurveda, rejuvination, yoga, etc. The place is 50 kilometeres from Trivandrum, the capital of Kerala, India. Contact info: vinodanand@gmail.com
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Ayurveda,
Invest,
Tourist Resorts
Josh B asked:
My wife and I want to go away for 7 days/nights in February. We live in California, so we’re not trying to escape the cold. We’re not huge beach lovers, more into eco tourism, animal watching, relaxing. We love to eat. Right now we’re thinking of Hawaii, Singapore, Costa Rica.
Where’s nice in mid February? We like to be comfortable, but no need for 5 star hotels. We tend to use a hotel for the bed and shower. We get seasick, so no cruises please.
thanks!
jb
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Cruises,
Hawaii,
Tourism
mattcasey2017 asked:
Eco-tourism becoming the dominant form of tourism and supplanting other forms of tourism?
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Eco Tourism,
Forms Of Tourism
BB asked:
I need a solid law/right/treaty etc. for First Nations in BC (or Canada) that states that they cannot be displaced from their land without compensation or unknowingly etc. Or just so that this cannot happen:
Displacement of people
One of the most powerful examples of communities being moved in order to create a park is the story of the Masai. About 70% of national parks and game reserves in East Africa are on Masai land (Kamuaro, 2007). The first undesirable impact of tourism was that of the extent of land lost from the Masai culture. Local and national governments took advantage of the Masai’s ignorance on the situation and robbed them of huge chunks of grazing land, putting to risk their only socio-economic livelihood. In Kenya the Masai also have not gained any economic benefits. Despite the loss of their land, employment favours better educated workers. Furthermore the investors in this area are not local and have not put profits back into local economy. In some cases game reserves can be created without informing or consulting local people, who come to find out about the situation when an eviction notice is delivered (Kamuaro, 2007). Another source of resentment is the manipulation of the local people by their government. “Eco-tourism works to create simplistic images of local people and their uses and understandings of their surroundings. Through the lens of these simplified images, officials direct policies and projects towards the local people and the local people are blamed if the projects fail” (West, 2006). Clearly tourism as a trade is not empowering the local people who make it rich and satisfying. Instead ecotourism exploits and depletes, particularly in African Masai tribes. It has to be reoriented if it is to be useful to local communities and to become sustainable (Kamuaro, 2007).
I need a direct source! Thank you!!
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Displacement,
East Africa,
Masai Tribes
tmk_boi asked:
I need a quick arabic translation of
1. “Red Sea Islands”
2. Islands of the Red Sea
3. Red Sea Island Conservation and Eco-Tourism
4. Protecting Wildlife in Red Sea Islands
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Arabic Translation,
Protecting Wildlife,
Red Sea
anouna asked:
as I know there are birdwatching in Egypt in Sinai, Hurghada islands , Tiran Islan, Sharm El Shikh, And Elfayoom
I want to Know the time of this tours and how to do it through tourism company.
I need your help
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Islan,
Sharm El Shikh,
Tourism Company
changen123 asked:
B&B maybe not only sleep in travel
maybe it can cabin something ex. eco-tourism
I want to know does any B&B was show vhis kind travel style
and B&B conect the eco-tourism that will bring what fruitage.
meme asked:
What kind of things would it have on it that would promote eco-tourism and be environmentally friendly?
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Tourism
daniel*wm asked:
Organisers recently announced the seven new wonders of the world.
The finalists include the Great Wall of China and the Taj Mahal.
Not to be outdone here in Boleh- or Bodoh- land (take your pick),
1. THE ZAKARIA ‘PALACE’
The only building built with no approval and unpaid assessment fees that
is not demolished and sealed. The owner is the first bankrupt to be able
to own a palace.
2. THE ‘BOCOR’ PARLIAMENT
The unique feature is its ability to ‘leak’ away billions of taxpayers
money while the guardians of the nation stood there all wet.
3. ‘UNHAUNTED’ KUCHING PRISON
The only $600M prison in this world that is free of haunted stories and
encounters. Reasons No execution was done here before. In fact no
prisoners were held in here. There are also no concrete walls with barbed
wires to contain souls – both dead and alive. Maybe it can qualify as the
first imaginary prison built with real money.
4. PAYA INDAH ‘WASTED’ WETLANDS
The nation’s premier eco-tourism park holds the record in the category of
attracting more lawyers with litigation than tourists with binoculars.
5. ‘NOT SO’ SMART TUNNEL
Uniquely design to alleviate floods. When completed, it does everything
except alleviate floods.
6. ‘DISCONNECTED’ CYBERJAYA
The one and only high tech city in the world that offers limited or no
internet connection to its residents.
7. CROOKED ‘CROOKED’ BRIDGE
The most crooked bridge in the world dreamt by a most crooked mind.
Too bad it was abandoned; otherwise it would make it as one of
the wonders.
There are other entries that make the writer ‘wonder’, but fall short
of qualifying as one of seven wonders in the writer’s mind. An extra:
‘ABSCONDING’ BRICKENDONBURY FACILITY
Extremely well-planned facility to prepare young athletes for the Summer
Olympics in a winter country. Too bad it is located overseas, thus
automatically disqualifying it as one of Bodohland’s wonders.
Have A Great Weekend !
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Taj Mahal,
Unpaid Assessment,
Young Athletes
Hayley K asked:
b, describe the different methods used to help develop the rainforest in a way that will cause it further damage and protect it for future generations. include the different methods of using the forest sustainably.
-afforestatiom
-zoning
-selective logging
-natural regeneration
-agro forestry
– eco tourism
pleese help, its for my geography coursework. x
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Agro Forestry,
Future Generations,
Geography Coursework
