Mountain Tourism in Asia’s Protected Areas - Webinar
In addition series of 3 webinars held in English (with simultaneous translation in Japanese):
'Peaks and Parks: Mountain Tourism in Asia’s Protected Areas'
The event is supported by Japan’s Ministry of the Environment 
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Adis Krdzalic
FH Joanneum
Institut für Bank und Versicherungswirtschaft
I was one of the speakers, I am sending here enclosed my presentation in case anyone needs it
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Adis Krdzalic
FH Joanneum
Institut für Bank und Versicherungswirtschaft
Sounds really interesting
Chiang Mai is becoming an adventure sports destination, especially with trail running and this year 2021, the city will be hosting the world championship
Thanks, Mike, for that valuable information, nice to read from you here. So obviously Chiang Mai is already investing in the time after CoVid... Aren't they afraid of a continuation of this bloddy virus? We got from one lockdown to the next... This monday, my lecture about "Health and Nature Tourism" started, and we WOULD get out for an excursion in June, an adventure trip, but we don't really count on that... How is vaccination going on in Thailand?
All the best, bye, Harry
Ceterum censeo mutationem climae esse vincendem.
(Incidentally, I think that global warming must be defeated)
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That sounds like a great opportunity to learn about mountain tourism in Asia's protected areas. It's wonderful that there will be simultaneous fnaf world translation in Japanese, making the webinars accessible to a wider audience.
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