MYEIK, Myanmar, 1 December 2017: Regarded as one of the last island paradises left on Earth, Mergui Archipelago is fast becoming one of the most sought-after new destinations in Asia. Currently lacking any significant tourism infrastructure, the formerly off-limits region in the Andaman Sea only opened to pioneer tourism in 1997 after half a century […]
Mergui: Paradise about to be lost?
December 8, 2017 by Thiha
Filed Under: Latest News Tagged With: Andaman Sea, Belgium, Bjorn Burchard, Black Rock, boat-based island-hopping safaris, Boulder Bay Eco-Resort, Boulder Bay Eco-Resort (boulderasia.com), coral gardens, David Van Driessche (www.davidvandriessche.com), eco tourism, fish stocks, German Annika Dose, Israel, Koh Phi Phi, local Myeik University, Mergui Archipelago, Moby Dick Tours (islandsafarimergui.com), Project Manaia (www.projectmanaia.at), semi-nomadic lifestyle, Shark Cave, small-scale island-bound tourism, Taiwan, Thai-Myanmar border, Thailand, The Bangkok-based Belgium
;
To see more of our client click