2. “In about 60 years, tourism has grown nearly 100
times from less than 10 million to 1 billion
international overnight trips.That may sound like
good news – and the growth is impressive – but
there are signs that, as an efficient economic engine,
it’s running out of steam.At best, it’s producing
diminishing returns; at worse, it contains within it
the seeds of its own destruction. In plain language,
we’re killing the goose that laid the golden egg.”
Anna Pollock
9. Ar9cle
Mail
Online:
China
rounds
up
and
puts
its
beggars
in
CAGES
...
so
they
couldn't
spoil
the
fun
at
town
fair
by
Sara
Malm
hIp://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/
ar9cle-‐2205536/China-‐rounds-‐CAGES-‐
beggars-‐-‐-‐didnt-‐spoil-‐view-‐town-‐fair.html
10. “‘This year we decided we would no longer accept
beggars wandering everywhere, distressing our
guests and spoiling it for everyone else,’ explained
one organiser before adding that no one is forcing
them to beg and that they have voluntarily entered
the cages.”
Sara Malm Mail Online
Funfair
Nanchang,
Jiangxi
Province,
China
11. “By 2030, the world will need at least
• 50 % more food,
• 45 % more energy and
• 30 % more water
- all at a time when environmental boundaries are
throwing up new limits to supply. It will also need
to have reduced its production of carbon by
over 80%.”
Anna Pollock
30. JustRTit!
Mar$n
Hatchuel
www.thistourismweek.co.za
-‐
@ThisTourismWeek
Ron
Mader
www.planeta.com
-‐
@RonMader
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Henna Hands Gveret Tered
Chinese beggers Mail Online
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