CABI Tourism Cases, a “Good Tourism” Partner, publishes peer-reviewed case studies on travel & tourism’s interactions with the world from just about every angle … including tourism and communities. This is the second in a new series of posts in which CABI shares brief summaries of its most recent tourism-related case studies (and books) along various themes.
Read More CABI Tourism Cases: Tourism and communities
The ability to deliver on or exceed expectations determines whether your destination will capture a repeat visitor and/or their positive word-of-mouth … or a much more viral negative sentiment. In his unique and inimitable style, K Michael Haywood explores the theme and advocates for the twin approach of communities-as-destinations and destinations-in-action. “New friends and new […]
Read More Prolonging anticipatory happiness: How can destinations exceed expectations?
Khiri Reach, the 16-year old charitable arm of Khiri Travel, has joined Wildlife Alliance’s ambitious long-term One Million Trees initiative to reforest illegally cleared land in Cambodia’s Cardamom Mountains. Khiri Reach has donated US$15,000 to the One Million Trees reforestation project in the Koh Kong and Sihanoukville provinces of Cambodia. The charity has pledged to […]
Read More Khiri Reach commits to One Million Trees reforestation project in Cambodia
Young people in tourism, and their mentors and supporters, are invited right now to register for the 2024 edition of the Strong Earth Youth Summit (SEYS). The Strong Earth Youth Summit (SEYS) is an annual tribute to Maurice Strong, climate activist for over 50 years and Secretary General of the first “Earth Summit” in 1972 […]
Read More Support small islands: Register now for 4th Annual SEYS (Strong Earth Youth Summit)
Julio Aramberri reckons contemporary tourism academia tends to focus on either “pointless pragmatism” or “shrill reproof”; the excesses of ‘Right’ and ‘Left’. But ‘progress’ is nuanced and can be pointed to in amusing ways: “Little could Marx imagine that the wishful ‘workers of all lands, unite’ carved in his Highgate grave would come true … […]
Read More Prof Julio Aramberri on freedom, progress, and academia’s ‘scissors crisis’
Believe it. Bhutan, the land famed for its Gross National Happiness, majestic landscapes, and unique cultural experiences, is now more accessible than ever for travellers. This is thanks to several key improvements in travel procedures, including a simplified visa process, reduced Sustainable Development Fee (now US$100 per day), and increased flight options. Not only that, […]
Read More Believe in Bhutan: Book a meeting at ITB for sustainable, affordable, life-changing tours
