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3 Ways We Can Be Responsible Travelers 1 min read

3 Ways We Can Be Responsible Travelers

by Kresentia Madina 3 years ago

As we can ease our way into traveling again, there are few ways we can be a responsible tourist during our vacation.... Read More

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Mountain Partnership: Addressing Challenges of Mountain Ecosystems and Communities 1 min read

Mountain Partnership: Addressing Challenges of Mountain Ecosystems and Communities

by Kresentia Madina 3 years ago

In the International Year of Sustainable Mountain Development, the Mountain Partnership held its sixth global meeting to address the state of the world’s mountains.... Read More

a komodo dragon is roaming about in the coast of Komodo Island, West Manggarai, East Nusa Tenggara.

Are Komodo Dragons for Tourism? 1 min read

Are Komodo Dragons for Tourism?

by Abul Muamar 3 years ago

The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) declared the komodo dragon as an Endangered species. Aside from the climate crisis, human activities also severely threaten the komodo dragons living in the Komodo National Park.... Read More

Bali Grows Arms for Stronger Economic Recovery 1 min read

Bali Grows Arms for Stronger Economic Recovery

by Nazalea Kusuma 3 years ago

Creating a more resilient economy for the region is crucial, which means focusing on other sectors beside tourism.... Read More

three people are seated in front of Rembrandt’s The Sampling Officials, with a bunch of other people standing and conversing with each other at both sides of the chair.

New Definition of Museums Fosters Diversity and Sustainability 1 min read

New Definition of Museums Fosters Diversity and Sustainability

by Kresentia Madina 3 years ago

Points of inclusivity, diversity, and sustainability are included in The International Council of Museum’s brand new definition for museums.... Read More

A new unfurling silver fern frond against the blue sky as the background. The fern is called koru, which is an integral symbol of new life, growth, strength and peace in Māori culture.

The Tiaki Promise Encourages Tourists to Care for New Zealand’s Nature 1 min read

The Tiaki Promise Encourages Tourists to Care for New Zealand’s Nature

by Kresentia Madina 3 years ago

The commitment calls for a collective participation from visitors to take part in preserving New Zealand’s natural landscape.... Read More

people and big fishes at Tsukiji fish market

Experts Offer Insights on the Sustainable Use of 50,000 Wild Species 1 min read

Experts Offer Insights on the Sustainable Use of 50,000 Wild Species

by Nazalea Kusuma 3 years ago

Humans use around 50,000 wild species for different practices, including over 10,000 harvested directly for food. Experts across the globe share their insights to establish more sustainable use of wild species.... Read More

lusail stadium in Qatar surrounded by green spaces

FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: Strategy for Sustainability Legacy 1 min read

FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: Strategy for Sustainability Legacy

by Nazalea Kusuma 3 years ago

FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Sustainability Strategy has five pillars: Human, Environmental, Social, Economic, and Governance.... Read More

a muddy road with mountains of Thilafushi island's trash on the background

Waste Management of the Maldives’ Landfill Island Is in Progress 1 min read

Waste Management of the Maldives’ Landfill Island Is in Progress

by Kresentia Madina 4 years ago

Phase 1 of the Maldives government project to create a solid waste management system for the country's landfill on Thilafushi island has been completed. ... Read More

an adult elephant and a baby elephant walking with their caretaker

Hunger and Freedom: COVID-19 on Thailand’s Elephant Tourism 1 min read

Hunger and Freedom: COVID-19 on Thailand’s Elephant Tourism

by Kresentia Madina 4 years ago

Thailand is the home to almost 4,000 captive elephants, whose purpose is to entertain tourists. As the COVID-19 pandemic restricts tourism, this industry is plunged into a food crisis.... Read More

Sustainable Tourism

3 Ways We Can Be Responsible Travelers

Mountain Partnership: Addressing Challenges of Mountain Ecosystems and Communities

Are Komodo Dragons for Tourism?

New Definition of Museums Fosters Diversity and Sustainability

The Tiaki Promise Encourages Tourists to Care for New Zealand’s Nature

Experts Offer Insights on the Sustainable Use of 50,000 Wild Species

FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: Strategy for Sustainability Legacy

Waste Management of the Maldives’ Landfill Island Is in Progress

Hunger and Freedom: COVID-19 on Thailand’s Elephant Tourism

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