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Thank you to my friend @HughPhilpott for sending me The Singing Ambassador, a very entertaining diplomatic memoire about his time in Tajikistan. I had the pleasure of reading an earlier draft; it is wonderful to see it in print! Order the book here: https://t.co/fG0m5E5cB1
What makes a good story? And how can PRs generate high quality coverage? We tell all in the Oct issue of News from the Frontier Markets of Travel. #travmedia
https://t.co/MqO6KNVrK5
Our friend Anam is fundraising to install solar panels at the Karakoram Disability Forum in Skardu, Pakistan. Power cuts are common & PV will give the centre the energy independence it needs to keep the lights on.
https://t.co/XIo2FAf5qC
Interview: Diana Aljas of Visit Estonia says culture, food and nature draw visitors, with nature-based spas, saunas and slow travel the next growth story in a country where forests cover half the land.
#Estonia#SlowTravel#Wellness https://t.co/3gLVp6RGJG
Interview: The founders of Walking Mentorship say corporate burnout and screen fatigue are driving demand for walking-based programmes in nature.
#WellnessTravel#Walking#TravelTrade https://t.co/arOmnnUUN0
When is the best time to plant a tree? Thirty years ago. And when is the second‑best time? Today.
Read the Oct newsletter from @ecogov_uz: https://t.co/QLk4KZnZy8
Interview: Anam Hussain, founder of Pakistan travel magazine Capra Falconeri, says e-visas and new hotels are helping, but awareness remains the biggest barrier, and print can change perceptions.
#Pakistan#TravelMedia#TravelTrade https://t.co/kM9nkPQX8u
#LivingHeritage exists because people keep it alive.
Across all regions, bearers, practitioners, civil society organisations, cultural and academic institutions and national and local authorities are working together to safeguard, transmit and celebrate living heritage.
Passed down from generation to generation, these traditions and practices provide communities with a sense of continuity and belonging.
On the International Day of the Intangible Cultural Heritage, @UNESCO recognises and celebrates the living heritage present in our communities and beyond: the knowledge, practices, craftsmanship, foodways, rituals, performing arts and social customs that connect people across generations and cultures.
🔗 https://t.co/IE8oLkT6zv
#IntangibleHeritage #ForThePeople
What makes a good story? And how can PRs generate high quality coverage? We tell all in the Oct issue of News from the Frontier Markets of Travel. #travmedia
https://t.co/MqO6KNVrK5
These days Tashkent is by far the most vibrant capital in Central Asia. Kalpana Sunder wrote about it for @TheNationalNews. #presstrip
https://t.co/jpumChy7Xd
It’s always a pleasure to promote the underdog! Jizzakh has so much to offer but gets much less attention than more famous destinations in Uzbekistan. Thanks, Chandreyi, for this super coverage. #presstrip
Well. Here it is: a new book that has been keeping me busy for a while. The Seventh Continent: Antarctica and the Southern Oceans. Past, Present and Future 1/5