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How Public Participation in Belize Changed the Course of Cruising

In late 2009 a private development group, with apparent links to Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines, submitted a proposal directly to the Prime Minister of Belize and the Ministry of Tourism that called for the establishment of a new cruise port of call in the small southern village of Placencia. The proposal—described by the developers as small scale or “niche” cruise tourism, in contrast to “mass tourism”—catalyzed much discussion and debate on the benefits and drawbacks of this sector in Belize.
For a Crash Course in Sustainable Business, What Are the “Must Read” Books?
The sustainable economy is perhaps the fastest growing, fastest changing segment of the overall economy. It’s hard to keep up with all the new books, movies, and websites that cover sustainable food, clean tech, renewable energy, alternative transportation, Socially Responsible Investing, ecotourism, green building, holistic education, and all the other facets of the sustainable economy–even [...]
Bosnia and Herzegovina: The Heart Shaped Country
By Amina Horozic You’re from where? I was almost twelve years old when I came to the US in 1994. Since then whenever I mention that I am from Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, I am always inundated with all sorts of unusual questions. Occasionally, I have to clarify that it is a country in Southeastern Europe east [...]
Can the Words “Eco” & “Travel” Ever Go Together?
In recent decades, travel has become cheap, thereby allowing a large portion of the population to go wherever it pleases. While, at first glance, this seems a good thing, it has contributed in many ways to the increasing homogenization of world culture, and an increasing environmental footprint–something that more then 70 world leaders are meeting [...]
Running a Green Business in Costa Rica–Organic Farming and Ecotourism Meet
On a recent trip to Uvita, Costa Rica, I picked up a flyer offering a tour of Finca Carolina, an organic farm, plus birding, a hike to a waterfall on the property, and organic refreshments for $30 per person. As an advocate of sustainable food, I buy organic, local food to support these kinds of [...]















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