The current primary concern being the protection of the environment, green tourism is booming. Thailand is also following suit, with the emergence of many eco-resorts and other eco-tours.
The demand for ecotourism continues to grow and the operators who propose to meet it in Thailand are flourishing. Nevertheless, it is better to opt for recognized operators, in particular by the Green Leaf foundation, such as the organization REST (Responsible Ecological and Social Tours Project), which develops community tourism; or the NATR association promoting the production of crafts, or the TEATA association (Thai Ecotourism and Adventure Travel Association) which brings together private tourist operators between 30 and 70% green.
With its 102 national parks, Thailand is a country with unique biodiversity. Learning about ecotourism, especially in Thailand can be an incredible experience. It is an opportunity to discover elephants juggling with a ball, to stay in hotels located in the middle of the jungle, to enjoy a green space in the wild, to discover the many animal species such as turtles, bears, birds and many more. Ecotourism in Thailand also allows you to embark on the adventure of diving, kayaking and wellness activities.
It goes without saying that the fauna and flora in Thailand are increasingly under threat. However, it is possible to contribute to the protection of these endangered species by integrating serious projects and associations, some of which offer accommodation:Elephant Conservation Network, Gibbons Rehabilitation Project...
