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Do green, low-carbon tourism supply chains unintentionally exclude women?
"[C]lean energy transitions are never purely technical. They redistribute costs and opportunities, which can unintentionally widen existing gender inequities."
This is what Kevin Phun of the Centre for Responsible Tourism Singapore will argue in a "Good Tourism" Insight Bite that will be compiled with your (no more than) 300-word response (reply to this email).
Can tourism in developing countries ever be truly ‘sustainable’ when it deepens inequality?
University College Birmingham Senior Lecturer Simon Faulkner posed that question as a challenge to his students, limiting them to 300 words each according to the “GT” Insight Bite guidelines.
Cardamom Tented Camp, a nature-based tourism model in Cambodia, protects over 18,000 hectares while advancing community engagement and sustainable operations.
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