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Articles tagged “bhutan”

Tourism

Daily Podcast: Sustainable Travel’s Shortfalls

Good morning from Skift. It's Wednesday, April 20, in New York City. Here's what you need to know about the business of travel today.

Daily Podcast: Sustainable Travel’s Shortfalls

Tourism

Asia Tourism Wants to Finally Tackle a Dangerously Hot Situation

With the impacts of climate change already upon us, the tourism sector will soon be forced to take aggressive actions to curb its carbon emissions. Because inaction is increasingly not an option.

Asia Tourism Wants to Finally Tackle a Dangerously Hot Situation

Tourism

Shangri-La Lost and Found: Can Bhutan Find Its Way Back to Tourism Paradise Again?

Bhutan’s high tourist fee was one key reason the country managed to avoid the pitfalls of mass tourism until recently. It’s high time that the sustainable tourism development fee is uniformly levied for all tourists, regardless of their origins.

Shangri-La Lost and Found: Can Bhutan Find Its Way Back to Tourism Paradise Again?

Media and PR

Bhutan travel doc is the highest funded Kickstarter film project

Is this the way travel documentary funding will go in the future? Highly doubt more than a few quality-with-top-backers projects will ever get fully funded, travel bloggers should keep their hopes in check.

Tourism

Tourism in Eastern India gets a boost from Bhutan’s recent tourism push

The only way to travel through Bhutan is on a tour, which is benefiting Eastern Indian tour companies who are expanding their itineraries to attract the influx of tourists looking for the "last Shangri-La."

Tourism in Eastern India gets a boost from Bhutan’s recent tourism push

Tourism

World’s biggest blackout halts transportation in India for a second day

Although the power blackout has halted over 300 trains and clogged city traffic, New Delhi's airport continues to run on back-up energy supplies and borrowed energy from their neighbors in Bhutan.

Tourism

Costa Rica’s “Happiest Country” push surely isn’t making Bhutan happy

It's refreshing that two countries are arguing over who's happier as opposed to, say, who has the loosest slots or is more welcoming to underage drinking.