Ecotourism

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Tuesday, December 4, 2007

Ecotourism campaigns Have Succeeded As Witnessed In Arsal, North East Lebanon

Ecotourism in Lebanon really took off as a serious tourism activity in the year 1997 when people began to take annual trips to Arsal which is a huge village in North East Lebanon.

The aim of the ecotourism campaigns used here were to add strength to the relations between the local community and those of the Association for Rural Development in Arsal (ARDA) that is a major player in environment and development activities, and is a non-government organization (NGO) as well as partner to Reforestation Network.

They were to introduce the unique culture and also nature to friends of Arsal and also provide to ARDA a means to generate income.

posted by Naomi @ 9:09 PM 1 comments

Wednesday, November 28, 2007

Global ecotourism conference Held At Oslo 2007 Was Well Represented By Nations From All Over The World

The first global ecotourism conference was held in the capital city of Norway, Oslo in May 2007 and as expected was a grand success with more than four hundred and fifty participants that represented about seventy different countries which led to many positive outcomes. This global ecotourism conference was to have produced as one of its outcomes, the Oslo Statement on Ecotourism that was to list the main questions as well as challenges that are sure to be faced in the times to come, and also to make a commitment to strive continuously in improving ecotourism.

First Conference Following Declaration Of International Year Of Ecotourism

Being the first global ecotourism conference since the designation of the year 2002 as the International Year of Ecotourism, this conference had the goal of reviewing and also celebrating the many achievements accomplished by the ecotourism industry and also to assess the future challenges that lay ahead.

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