Overview for Eco-Tourism
Nature is fragile and we have no rights to spoil the natural surroundings of tourist place. The materialistic people believe in the power of money but they should realize that one day when there will be no food to eat and no water to drink, only then men will realize that one can’t eat money.
The short-sighted man for personal gains has played havoc with natural eco-system. Now, this is the time to arise and awake and save the world from further destruction. The eco-tourism has been promoted by Government and NGOs for all these purposes. India has big potential market for eco-tourist and various states governments are implementing various attractive schemes to woo eco-tourists. It you are interested to know more, turn the pages of this book for further information. Simple and flawless languages is the hallmark of this book.
Jack Randall (Author)
“Travelling is my hobby and writing is my passion”, says Jack Randall, and environmentalist by profession and world tourist by choice. He was born in Dallas (USA) in 26 August, 1974. He considers himself to be a world citizen and worship nature as superpower. He strongly recommends that saving nature from further distinction should b our utmost priority. He gives emphasis on eco-tourism as he says that, “we have no right to spoil natural surroundings of the tourists place. Nature is not our sole property; it belongs to all plants, birds and animals.”
He has attented many seminars, symposium and workshops of international level. He has contributed many articles and features on environment-related subjects. From the last three years, he is devoted to writing several books on tourism subjects. Writing simple and flawless language is his forte.
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