Eco Tourism

The camping is on the sea and next to the green mountains at Evia island / Greece. Come to relax and enjoy swimming in the fantastic calm sea, hiking through the wonderful nature and experience the famous Greek hospitality.

Finally, you've found us! We are a group of home-borns from Danube Delta, Crisan (on delta arm Sulina) whom promise you that, if you'd came to us to spend your holliday, you'll forget your daily concerns, enjoying with your beloved ones an unforgettable holliday in divine Danube Delta.

The purpose of this website is to provide travelers with free information on tourism services in the Lao PDR in order to help generate income for local communities, support natural and cultural protected areas, and minimize negative impacts on Laos’ culture and environment. rnrnThis website is an official site of the Lao National Tourism Administration and was created by the support of the LNTA-ADB Mekong Tourism Development Project. This site is non-commercial.

.N.T.R.E.C. is an association that identifies, develops and promotes the Romanian hospitality and rural tourism. The association is known nationally and internationally as a leader in the development of the Romanian rural tourism, in encouraging the ecological spirit and preserving Romanian traditional culture. It is a non-governmental apolitical organization, member of the European Federation for Rural Tourism – EUROGITES. The association was founded in 1994 and now it has 32 county branches, a number of 3500 members – owners of touristic and agro-touristic pensions from 900 localities. In 1994 the Association was awarded with “OSCAR CAPITAL” prize for promoting this type of rural tourism with the biggest social and economical impact in the rural environment

"www.WhaleWatchingTours.com" is a premier service provided by NukeZone Hosting for the purpose of providing an online web presence to the vacationist with information for Whale Watching, Fishing, Wildlife Tours, Charters and industry news.

Tourism is now the world’s fastest growing industry. With this proliferation of travel comes a heavy responsibility on all travellers to ensure that the heritage and environment of those nations we seek to explore does not disintegrate under the rapid influx of new visitors. Tourism accounts for over six percent of the world’s gross national product, providing up to ten percent of the world’s total employment. Yet the vast majority of tourists come from only 20 predominantly western countries. No longer the preserve of the elite, since the 1960's tourism as an international industry hasn't looked back thanks to the package holiday and dropping flight prices. Today few areas are beyond the reach of the average western citizen.