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Stories in Today's Podcast:
- Global warming to alter when and where we travel.
- Honolulu's Waikiki will be under water within 100 years.
- UN and travel industry executives look for ways to reduce tourism's carbon footprint.
- Environmentalists protest the enlargement of London's Heathrow Airport.
A place where I occasionally blog about my tourism, my travels and travel experiences. - Alan A. Lew
Saturday, October 27, 2007
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Travelography #94: Nepal Maoists, Resorts Protest in India, and Monkey Attacks
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Stories covered in this weeks podcast are:
Stories covered in this weeks podcast are:
- Nepal's Maoists politicians try to calm the nerves of the tourism industry as they demand the overthrow of the monarchy.
- Kerala's fisherwomen protest against new beach resorts that limit their access to the India's southwest coast.
- Cambodia puts a bounty on monkeys who are attacking tourists in Phnom Penh.
Friday, October 19, 2007
G4T #59: Teaching Tourism with Social Software
This is a Geography for Travelers Podcast related post (click on the title above to open the .mp3 file)
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Today's podcast is a presentation that I gave at the NAU eLearning Institute in May, 2007. I gave a 1 hour presentation on how I used social media, especially blogs, podcasts and wikis, to teach an online class in Spring 2007. The class was titled "Planning for Sustainable Tourism."
Total Length: 54m 48sec
Here are some links related to this presentation
CLICK THE EMBEDDED LINK BELOW TO HEAR AND SEE THIS PRESENTATION
Today's podcast is a presentation that I gave at the NAU eLearning Institute in May, 2007. I gave a 1 hour presentation on how I used social media, especially blogs, podcasts and wikis, to teach an online class in Spring 2007. The class was titled "Planning for Sustainable Tourism."
Total Length: 54m 48sec
Here are some links related to this presentation
- Course outline posted on Web20Teach blog
- Elluminate.com
- InnerToob.com
- My Slideshare.net page - Powerpoint slides and forthcoming Slidecast for this podcast
- --- Slidecast for this presentation
- --- Bicycle Touring slidecast (from the 30 June 2007 G4T podcast)
- My Twitter
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Note that this version of the Powerpoint presentation is slightly different from the audio file. There are a couple of slides at the start and at the end that were not in the presentation when the audio was recorded, and there is one slide at the end that I mention (very briefly) that is not in the slidecast. --- Long story....
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Note that this version of the Powerpoint presentation is slightly different from the audio file. There are a couple of slides at the start and at the end that were not in the presentation when the audio was recorded, and there is one slide at the end that I mention (very briefly) that is not in the slidecast. --- Long story....
Saturday, October 13, 2007
Travelography #93: China's Golden Week and Hong Kong Disneyland Struggles
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Lot of tourism news from China and Asia...
- China, Hong Kong, Macau and Malaysia are leading Asia to a record tourism year in 2007
- Huge numbers of tourists during China's National Day holiday causes some to question the value of Golden Weeks
- Over 1500 foreign tourists get lost in the mob of domestic tourists at China's Tiananmen Square
- Hong Kong Disneyland is under-performing as visitors say it it too small and culturally insensitive
Lot of tourism news from China and Asia...
- China, Hong Kong, Macau and Malaysia are leading Asia to a record tourism year in 2007
- Huge numbers of tourists during China's National Day holiday causes some to question the value of Golden Weeks
- Over 1500 foreign tourists get lost in the mob of domestic tourists at China's Tiananmen Square
- Hong Kong Disneyland is under-performing as visitors say it it too small and culturally insensitive
Tags:
asia,
China,
Disneyland,
Golden Week,
Hong Kong,
Macau,
Malaysia,
Tiananmen Square,
tourism,
travel
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Travelography #92: The Summer of Flight Delays, and Two New Attractions
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- 30% of US Airline Departures were late this summer, up from 25% last year, and passenger complaints against airlines have nearly doubled.
- AvoidDelays.com lists the airports, airlines and flights to avoid month by month
- Delta's is offering business class seats and meals, in downtown Manhattan
- Larry Craig's restroom at the Minneapolis airport has become the country's newest tourist attraction.
- 30% of US Airline Departures were late this summer, up from 25% last year, and passenger complaints against airlines have nearly doubled.
- AvoidDelays.com lists the airports, airlines and flights to avoid month by month
- Delta's is offering business class seats and meals, in downtown Manhattan
- Larry Craig's restroom at the Minneapolis airport has become the country's newest tourist attraction.
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