Across the world, the Covid-19 (coronavirus) pandemic has created far reaching consequences. The death toll has been accompanied by emotional stress, …
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Tourism Authority of Thailand launches Covid-19 safety certificate scheme
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has launched a new safety initiative to prepare for the return of tourism post Covid-19. Working closely with …
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Elephants World, Kanchanaburi
"We should work for the elephants; not make the elephants work for us." This is the simple and heartfelt ethos of Elephants World in Kanchanaburi. …
The OTOP project supporting Thailand’s local communities
If you’ve visited Thailand before you’ll already know how creative the local people are. Artisans in different regions of the country produce an array …
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The sea turtles making a comeback on Ko Samui
Under the cover of darkness, a rare visitor to the shores of Ko Samui makes her way along the beach. Slowly, but surely, she moves along the sand …
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Adventures beyond the beach at Ban Salak Khok, Ko Chang
Ko Chang is one of Thailand’s most popular resort islands and holidays here are mainly about relaxing at the beach. There is, though, another side to …
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Hats off to the community at Ban Nam Chiao, Trat
Tucked away in the eastern coastal province of Trat, there’s a good chance you may not have heard of Ban Nam Chiao. But this unassuming fishing …
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History and hospitality in Si Satchanalai
For anybody planning a trip to Sukhothai, do make time to visit the picturesque district of Si Satchanalai. Home to historical ruins and scenic …
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Enjoy village life at Ban Bang Phlap, Samut Songkhram
Thailand’s smallest province, Samut Songkhram, is located 50 miles to the south-west of Bangkok. The province is known locally as Maeklong and is …
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Ban Don Kai Dee (Benjarong Porcelain Village), Samut Sakhon
Located 25 miles to the west of central Bangkok, the quiet village of Ban Don Kai Dee is a rewarding destination for anybody interested in Thai …
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Enjoy northern Thai hospitality in Mae Kampong
Only an hour away from Chiang Mai city centre, the scenic mountain village of Baan Mae Kampong offers a refreshing break from city life. Mae Kampong …
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Visit an ethical elephant sanctuary in Thailand
The issue of elephants in tourism is an emotive subject. It’s also a complicated one. For example, we’ve used the word 'sanctuary', but in Thailand …
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Supporting responsible tourism in Thailand
There is a growing awareness about the importance of responsible tourism when visiting destinations. The Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA) …
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Embracing the power of community based tourism in Mae Hong Son
"Arrive with an empty cup." These were amongst the first words my Thai guide, Khun Ball, said to me when I met him recently on a trip to Ban Muang …
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