Mae Kampong – a Model Of Sustainability
Mae Kampong is a small village of around 500 people located in the hills about 55 kilometres to the east of Chiang Mai.
Protecting Thailand’s Heritage Destinations
Thailand is fortunate in that its ancient cities such as Ayutthaya and Sukhothai, which show the development and the evolution of the Kingdom of Siam
Loang Him Kao Village
Vibrant community with uniquely designed handicrafts and textiles for sale as well as workshops run by different stores.
Meena Rice Based Cuisine
Organic Thai restaurant focused on rice based dishes served in a beautifully designed arrangement.
Mae Kampong Village
Small sustainable village tucked away inside a valley, kept cool year-round by stream running through the village.
Village in Phang Nga Province Wins Award as Top Sustainable Destination
The Internationale Tourismus Borse (ITB), held each year in Berlin, Germany, is the world’s biggest tourism trade fair
Trash Heroes – a Thai Initiative Goes Global
The simplest ideas are always the best, and that is particularly true of Trash Heroes.
Krabi Wins Award As ‘Global Low-Carbon Ecological Scenic Spot’
Krabi, a small town on Thailand’s Andaman Coast, is the jumping-off point for some of Thiland’s most beautiful beaches
Introducing the Thai Responsible Tourism Association (TRTA)
Making tourism sustainable in any country is a huge challenge, particularly since many tourist activities
Dasta Leading Thai Tourism to Sustainable Future
The Designated Areas for Sustainable Tourism Administration (DASTA) is a Thai government department that was established in 2003