The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has reiterated its unwavering support for the World Wide Fund for Nature’s (WWF) “Travel Ivory Free” campaign. This initiative aims to educate tourists about the dangers of the illegal ivory trade and encourage responsible travel practices.
The recent campaign launch by WWF Thailand underscored their ongoing efforts to shift tourist behaviour and eradicate illegal ivory purchases. The event brought together key figures from the travel and tourism industry, along with international organizations, to demonstrate their dedication to spreading awareness and promoting sustainable tourism practices. Responsible tourism needs to be applied to all aspects of tourism during visits to popular Thailand hotspots like Chiang Mai, following the sustainable guidelines of hotels in Chiang Mai the likes of Anantara Chiang Mai Resort to have an eco-friendly vacation.
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