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TOURISM
This section
presents tourism articles in a developmental and environmental
context, the bi-monthly bulletin New Frontiers that monitors
tourism development in Southeast Asia's Mekong region, as well
as tourism-related statements and action alerts. It focuses
on tourism issues affecting local communities and the natural
environment and highlights voices who usually have little opportunity
to influence policy-making structures.
Brought
to you by:
TOURISM
INVESTIGATION & MONITORING TEAM (T.I.M.-TEAM)
t.i.m.-team
was formed in 1994 as an independent research and monitoring
initiative to provide information for public use and to engage
in campaigns for social and ecological justice in tourism and
development.
t.i.m.-team has been active in the Global Anti-Golf Movement
(GAG'M) by contributing research and documentation on golf and
tourism-related developments worldwide.
t.i.m.-team produces the newsletter new frontiers which highlights
the issues of tourism, development and environment in the Southeast
Asian Mekong sub-region.
t.i.m.-team critically reviews concepts and policies promoting
'alternative' forms of tourism, projected as responsible, sustainable,
eco-, fair, etc.
t.i.m.-team
is coordinated by Anita Pleumarom who has worked with public
interest groups and as an author based in Bangkok, Thailand.
Contact: P.O.Box 51 Chorakhebua, Bangkok 10230, Thailand, Fax:66-2-519.2821
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frontiers is designed to foster informed discussion and action
on tourism, development and environment issues in the Mekong
subregion. The information can be reproduced freely, although
acknowledgement to the publisher would be appreciated as well
as the sending of cuttings of articles based on this document.
Published by: Tourism Investigation & Monitoring Team
(t.i.m.-team), with support from the Third World Network (TWN),
Penang/Malaysia
new frontiers in 2008
Vol.14, No.6 (Nov-Dec 2008)
Vol.14, No.5 (Sept-Oct 2008)
Vol.14, No.4 (Jul-Aug 2008)
Vol.14, No.3 (May-June 2008)
Vol.14, No.2 (Mar-Apr 2008)
Vol.14, No.1 (Jan-Feb 2008)
new frontiers in 2007
Vol.13, No.6 (Nov-Dec 2007)
Vol.13, No.5 (Sept-Oct 2007)
Vol.13, No.4 (Jul-Aug 2007)
Vol.13, No.3 (May-June 2007)
Vol.13, No.2 (Mar-Apr 2007)
Vol.13, No.1 (Jan-Feb 2007)
new frontiers in 2006
Vol.12, No.6 (Nov-Dec 2006)
Vol.12, No.5 (Sept-Oct 2006)
Vol.12, No.4 (Jul-Aug 2006)
Vol.12, No.3 (May-June 2006)
Vol.12, No.2 (Mar-Apr 2006)
Vol.12, No.1 (Jan-Feb 2006)
new
frontiers in 2005
Vol.11,
No.6 (Nov-Dec 2005)
Vol.11,
No.5 (Sept-Oct 2005)
Vol.11,
No.4 (Jul-Aug 2005)
Vol.11,
No.3 (May-Jun 2005)
Vol.11,
No.2 (Mar-Apr 2005)
Vol.11,
No.1 (Jan-Feb 2005)
new frontiers
in 2004
Vol.10,
No.6 (Nov-Dec 2004)
Vol.10,
No.5 (Sept-Oct 2004)
Vol.10,
No.4 (Jul-Aug 2004)
Vol.10,
No.3 (May-Jun 2004)
Vol.10,
No.2 (Mar-Apr 2004)
Vol.10,
No.1 (Jan-Feb 2004)
new frontiers
in 2003
Vol.9,
No.6 (Nov-Dec 2003)
Vol.9,
No.5 (Sept-Oct 2003)
Vol.9,
No.4 (Jul-Aug 2003)
Vol.9,
No.3 (May-June 2003)
Vol.9,
No.2 (Mar-Apr 2003)
Vol.9,
No.1 (Jan-Feb 2003)
new frontiers
in 2002
Vol.8,
No.6 (Nov-Dec 2002)
Vol.8,
No.5 (Sept-Oct 2002)
Vol.8,
No.4 (July-August 2002)
Vol.8,
No.3 (May-June 2002)
Vol.8,
No.2 (Mac-Apr 2002)
Vol.8,
No.1 (Jan-Feb 2002)
new
frontiers in 2001
Vol.7,
No. 6 (Nov-Dec 2001)
Vol.7,
No. 5 (Sept-Oct 2001)
Vol.7,
No. 4 (July-August 2001)
Vol.7,
No. 3 (May-June 2001)
Vol.7,
No. 2 (Mar-Apr 2001)
Vol.7,
No. 1 (Jan-Feb 2001)
new
frontiers in 2000
Vol.6, No. 6 (Nov-Dec 2000)
Vol.6, No. 5 (Sept-Oct 2000)
Vol.6, No. 4 (July-August 2000)
Vol.6, No. 3 (May-June 2000)
Vol.6, No.2 (March-April 2000) [HTML]
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Vol.6, No. 1 (January-February 2000)
new
frontiers in 1999
Vol.5, No. 1 (January-February
1999)
Vol.5, No. 2 (March-April 1999)
Vol.5, No. 3 (May-June 1999)
Vol.5, No. 4 (July-August 1999)
Vol.5, No. 5 (September-October 1999)
Vol.5, No. 6 (November-December 1999)
Some
articles on tourism issues
Tourism feels the heat of global warming
'Our world is not
for sale!' - The disturbing implications of privatization in
the tourism trade [MS-Word]
UK successful in stopping
travel to Burma
Asian suppliers feel
bullied by European tour operator
The political economy
of tourism liberalization, gender and GATS
Caribbean/Barbados tourism
liberalization
Capitalizing on political
events - the world of opportunities
The hidden costs of
the 'new' tourisms - A focus on biopiracy (A. Pleumarom)
Foreign takeover
of Thailand's tourism industry - the other face of liberalisation
(A. Pleumarom)
Eco-tourism: An ecological
and economic trap for third world countries (A. Pleumarom)
A sustainable
world through prostitution (A. Pleumarom)
Tourism, globalisation
and sustainable development (A. Pleumarom)
Globalisation and tourism: Deadly
mix for indigenous peoples (Raymond de Chavez)
The rise and fall of South-East Asian
tourism (A. Pleumarom)
Tourism killing world's eighth wonder
(M. Malanes)
Campaigns
Campaign on the International Year of Ecotourism
Boycott the Beach: The Bulldozer Movie
by the Justice for Maya Bay International Alliance
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