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ISSN 1108-8931

ECOCLUB® / ECOCLUB.com - International Ecotourism Club™

Est. 1 July 1999 - Year 10

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Ecotourism Field Report: Professor Trevor Sofield reports from Sarawak, Malaysia

Steve Noakes: "I would suggest that we have as many national governments as possible fully realise the power (and do something about it) of sustainable tourism to contribute to peace, harmony, respect and tolerance between people and for their own national economic, environmental and social/cultural objectives"

Fuegoblanco Lodge in Andalusia (Spain) achieves ECOCLUB.com Ecolodge Rating.

ECOCLUB.com eco projects in Peru Guyana and Honduras progressing smoothly.

Victor Ananias: "All strong - successful social movements have been developed from civil, strongly motivated, visionary peoples intentions, activities and devotion. When money and funding starts to be the dominating-motivating prior tool - there starts the problem."

ECOCLUB Celebrates 10th Anniversary, funds eco projects in Peru, Guyana and Honduras

Manolis Psarros: "Greek tourism should move from central administration models to local or regional decentralised administration systems & policies"

ECOCLUB.com Ecotourism Awards 2009 - Voting Now Open!

French Ecotourism Association Director finds french government policy 'very dissapointing'

Michael Cramer MEP: "Do we support mega-resorts with unpredictable costs for nature and the tax payer, which carry short-term benefits or do we want to develop the idea of ecotourism, with long-term guarantees for the population and the tourists coming to our country?"

Pakistan: Lowari - light at the end of the tunnel?

The emerging global campaign against mega-resorts and real estate developments

Mary Mulvey: "The region, which was once overshadowed by conflict, is now one of the most peaceful places in Ireland and eleven years on from the Belfast Agreement the destination is in an ideal position to welcome tourists to visit"

Brian Tokar: "The fundamental problem with tourism today is that it transforms communities and important natural areas toward serving the desires and perceived needs of more affluent people who come to visit from other parts of the world"

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