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After a review of the finalists for our Responsible Tourism Awards 2008, WILD ASIA finds that its RT principles are spreading throughout Asia and assisting tourism changes that matter for habitats and humanity. RICK GREGORY writes.
A candidate for Wild Asia's 2008 Responsible Tourism Awards, RICK GREGORY discovers insights into the culture and crafts of Thailand's Isan people at Lamai Homestay, in the middle of the rice fields.
A finalist for Wild Asia's 2008 Responsible Tourism Awards, RICK GREGORY relaxes at Faasai Resort and Spa nestled in Thailand's east coast, just hours from Bangkok, that exudes the essence of a tropical vacation without the glitz.
Marine turtles, plying the South China Sea and the Straits of Malacca, usually nest on Malaysia's east coast, but RICK GREGORY finds a spot on the west coast that is a sanctuary for endangered Hawksbills.
Satisfying the growing demand among tourists for green travel is becoming increasingly important. RICK GREGORY finds out how Asian operators practise Responsible Tourism.
Do you find it difficult to escape from Thailand's capital city? RICK GREGORY takes out a compass and finds cultural icons, wildlife and a different slice of Thai life along the river delta.
How do you know if wood products are sourced from sustainable tropical forests? RICK GREGORY explains how some Malaysian businesses are keeping track.
Aboard a research ship in the Straits of Malacca, RICK GREGORY observes the thrill of discovery as scientists explore the faraway land and marine frontiers of Jarak and Perak Islands.
Invited to an Orang Asli village to recognize efforts to revive a dying lake ecosystem, RICK GREGORY tries to find his way around the corporate machinery in action.
From the back of a speeding songthaew, RICK GREGORY spotted a unique museum hidden in an urban grove amidst the mayhem of Thai traffic and beach travelers to Ko Samet.