On your next trip to Thailand, consider booking a stay at a hotel which supports responsible tourism. In our round-up we’ve highlighted 41 (shown here …
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On your next trip to Thailand, consider booking a stay at a hotel which supports responsible tourism. In our round-up we’ve highlighted 41 (shown here …
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The worldwide Covid-19 pandemic has left an indelible impression on the tourist industry. And in countries like Thailand, where tourism is such a …

Located on a scenic stretch of coastline to the north of Phuket, Khaolak Merlin Resort is a hotel which is making waves for all the right reasons. Not …
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The issue of elephants in tourism is an emotive and complex subject. And nobody knows that better than the people in Thailand who are devoting their …
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Hidden in plain sight, the island of Ko Jum is bypassed by most visitors travelling to Krabi. But those travellers that do take time to wander away …

Mad dogs and Englishmen go out in the midday sun. And Bruce Haxton, founder of The Tuk Tuk Club, may agree after his epic 1,400 mile cycle ride across …
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If you’re one of the many repeat visitors to Thailand you will already know that it is an amazing destination for so many reasons. And right at the …
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Across the world, there is an increasing awareness about responsible tourism. But what exactly is responsible tourism? In a nutshell, responsible …
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Tucked away in a serene location in Ranong province on Thailand’s Andaman Coast, the village of Baan Talae Nok has always been off the tourist radar. …
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The winners of the Responsible Thailand Awards 2020 were announced during a special online ceremony held on 8 December 2020 hosted by the Tourism …

"We use food as medicine. When your heart is well, you are not stressed". This is the ethos of Baan Rai Kong Khing, a village in the Hang Dong …
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If you’ve visited Thailand, there’s a good chance that at some point you’ve been in the back of a tuk-tuk. The iconic 3-wheelers are part of the …
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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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"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. …

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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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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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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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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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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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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