Hosts Max Lugavere and Jason Silva present a look at life in France as usually experienced only by locals and adventurous travelers. In Part 6, volunteer cavers pitch in to help clean up a cave in south central France that became an unofficial garbage dump over the years.
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Duration : 0:5:56
In the tranquil village of Al Dieseh, nine young Bedouin women are unleashing their creative skills and becoming empowered while earning an income. They are members of Al Dieseh Cooperative, which is producing ceramics to sell to locals and tourists who come to see the famous desert landscape of Jordan’s Wadi Rum protected area.
Chemonics’ Jordan Tourism Development Project is supporting the cooperative. The project, also known as Siyaha, is working with the Jordanian government, local communities, NGOs, and tourism-related groups such as the cooperative, to develop a dynamic and competitive tourism industry.
Duration : 0:9:45
Valere Tjolle talks about the challenges facing Sustainable Tourism in 2009 and their implicit opportunities
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Businesses in Siem Reap start to panick due to the lack of visitors. Many people have lost their normal source of income. Even larger companies are feeling the pinch. Yet there are only too few attempts to better attract tourists with better offers. Tourism agencies and associations are trying to gear up the pace of tourism development to match the crisis. This is a sequence extracted from the Equity Weekly TV show # 89, broadcasted on the 24th May 2009, produced by UNDP and TVK, with support from SIDA, AusAid, Canadian International Development Agency and Irish Aid as part of the SDEP (Strengthening Democracy and Electoral Processes in Cambodia) project of UNDP CAMBODIA. For more information, visit our website: www.equitycam.tv
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Eleanor Jordan, Tourism Development Officer, Ministry of Tourism, Barbados, delivers the welcome at the launch of the “Tourism in the Gully” Series. Location – Welchman Hall Gully, Welchman Hall, St. Thomas, Barbados.
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Norfolk Football referee.
ITV Fixers Cambridgeshire Carbon Footprint.
Norfolk Horning Tourism Industry prepare for spring.
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Business Development Volunteer Joe Kennedy assists local river guides as they form a business association involved in guiding tourists through a popular waterfall site in Dominican Republic.
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Amos Bien of UNEP Tourism and Environment Programme speaks on: “Bridging the Gap Between Policies and the Field in Sustainable Tourism through New International Networks”.
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Duration : 0:31:55
New Zealand is a country that prides itself on its 100 % Pure image. Its environmental record has consistently been rated as one of the top 10 countries in the world. Environmental protection is part of New Zealand’s heritage through the principle of Kaitiakitanga or guardianship, with one third of New Zealand’s land protected for conservation.
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Duration : 0:9:20
Promo video Trafalgar Tours