It wasn’t that long ago that elephants were a regular sight in the entertainment areas of Pattaya. Those dark days are in the past, but there is still more that could and should be done to help Thailand’s captive elephants….
Located near Khao Sok National Park, Kao Thep Pitak is an outstanding example of community-based tourism. With the help of a local Thai tourism organisation (North Andaman Network) and an overseas NGO (Planeterra), the community of Kao Thep Pitak has…
An increasing number of hotels in Thailand are supporting sustainability and responsible travel. Leading the way are resorts like Devasom Khao Lak Beach Resort & Villas, the winners of the 2023 Responsible Thailand Awards in the hotel category. Located on…
Are you seeking an ethical elephant experience in Thailand? Look no further than these responsible elephant sanctuaries* that offer a natural and ethical way to see these magnificent animals. *In Thailand, there are no strict regulations on the use of…
Being a responsible tourist in Thailand can take many forms, but at its heart is respect. Respect for the Thai people, respect for local customs and traditions, and respect for the natural environment. Thai people are renowned for their hospitality…
Thailand is a fantastic destination for cyclists no matter your age or level of experience. From gentle coastal roads in Southern Thailand to steep mountain tracks in Northern Thailand, there are cycle routes here to appeal to everyone. Here are…
Venture to Thailand’s Surin Islands for an up-close and personal encounter with the Chao Ley (sea gypsy) community. From fishing on traditional Moken boats to a family homestay by the beach shore, learn the life of the ‘People of the…