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ISSN 1108-8931

INTERNATIONAL ECOTOURISM MAGAZINE

 Established 1999

THE ECOCLUB.com INTERVIEWS

Recent ECOCLUB.com Interviews

Steve NoakesSteve Noakes - 01/2010
Executive Director - Pacific Asia Tourism, Director - Ecolodges Indonesia, Adjunct Professor in Sustainable Tourism at Griffith University, Australia
"I would suggest that we have as many national governments as possible fully realise the power (and do something
about it) of sustainable tourism to contribute to peace, harmony, respect and tolerance between people and for their own national economic, environmental and social/cultural objectives."
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Victor AnaniasVictor Ananias - 07/2009
Secretary-General, ECEAT & Chairman Bugday Association, Turkey
"All strong - successful social movements have been developed from civil, strongly motivated, visionary peoples intentions, activities and devotion. When money and funding starts to be the dominating-motivating prior tool - there starts the problem."
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Manolis PsarrosManolis Psarros - 06/2009
Head, Sustainable Tourism Development Department, Greek Sustainable Tourism Organization, ELAGRO, Greece
"Greek tourism should move from central administration models to local or regional decentralised administration systems & policies"
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Pascal LanguillonPascal Languillon - 05/2009
Director, French Ecotourism Association
"The French government has been very disappointing ...
To put it simply, there are very few specific government policies on tourism and the environment "
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Michael Cramer, MEP, European Green PartyMichael Cramer - 04/2009
MEP, European Green Party, Germany
Ecotourism would be ideal for job generation under
a Green New Deal.
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Mary Mulvey,Mary Mulvey - 04/2009
CEO, Greenbox, Ireland
"The region, which was once overshadowed by conflict, is now one of the most peaceful places in Ireland and eleven years on from the Belfast Agreement the destination is in an ideal position to welcome tourists to visit "
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Brian Tokar InterviewBrian Tokar - 03/2009
Director, Institute for Social Ecology
"The fundamental problem with tourism today is that it transforms communities
and important natural areas toward serving the desires and perceived needs of
more affluent people who come to visit from other parts of the world "
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Older ECOCLUB Interviews

  • 01/2009: Mr. Yannis Vardakastanis, Proprietor, Ionian Eco Villagers & Earth, Sea & Sky, Greece

  • 11/2008: Mr. Brian Mullis, Co-founder & President, Sustainable Travel International, United States

  • 09/2008: Dr. Graham Miller, Senior Lecturer, Surrey University, United Kingdom

  • 09/2008: Dr. Martha Honey, Co-Director, Center on Ecotourism & Sustainable Development, United States

  • 07/2008: Mr. Angus Begg, Photojournalist & Broadcaster, South Africa

  • 07/2008: Dr. Vic Nair, President, APacCHRIE, Malaysia

  • 05/2008: Prof. Kelly Bricker, Director, The International Ecotourism Society, United States

  • 05/2008: Mr. Babu Varghese, Director, Tourindia, Kerala, India

  • 03/2008: Mr. Shams Uddin, Manager, Chitral Association for Mountain Area Tourism, Pakistan

  • 03/2008: Prof. Habis Samawi, Jordan University, Jordan

  • 01/2008: Mr Aivar Ruukel, Chairman, Estonian Ecotourism Society, Estonia

  • 01/2008: Mr. Mart Reimann, Proprietor, Reimann Retked, Estonia

  • 11/2007: Mr. Gopinath Parayil, Founder, The Blue Yonder, Kerala, India

  • 11/2007: Dr. Rachel Dodds, Assistant Professor, Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada

  • 09/2007: Ms. Nikki Rose, Principal, Cooking in Crete, Greece

  • 09/2007: Mr. Costas Christ, Judging Chairman, Tourism for Tomorrow Awards, USA

  • 08/2007: Prof. Harold Goodwin, International Centre for Responsible Tourism, Leeds, UK

  • 08/2007: Ms. Stella Bell, Business Development Manager, Climate Care, UK

  • 06/2007: Ms. Carol Patterson, Principal, Kalahari Management, Canada

  • 05/2007: Mr. David Sollitt, The International Ecotourism Society, USA

  • 04/2007: Mr. Albert Teo, Director, Sukau Rainforest Lodge, Malaysia

  • 03/2007: Ms. Jane Crouch, Responsible Travel Manager, Intrepid Travel, AU

  • 01/2007: Prof. Harris Coccossis, Ministry of Tourism Development, Greece

  • 11/2006: Prof. Michael Romanos, University of Cincinatti, USA

  • 10/2006: Arq. Héctor Ceballos-Lascuráin, Mexico

  • 09/2006: Ms. Miriam Ross, Survival International, UK

  • 08/2006: Mr. Eugenio Yunis, United Nations World Tourism Organisation

  • 07/2006: Mr. Peter Raines MBE, Coral Cay Conservation, UK

  • 06/2006: Mr. Douglas Hainsworth, SNV, Vietnam

  • 05/2006: Prof. Jim Macbeth, Murdoch University, Australia

  • 04/2006: Ariane Janér, Brazil Sustainable Tourism Program

  • 02/2006: Prof. Trevor Sofield, University of Queensland, Australia

  • 01/2006: Potjana Suansri & Peter Richards, REST, Thailand

  • 12/2005: Agha Iqrar Haroon, President, Ecotourism Society Pakistan

  • 09/2005: Mr. Elliot Helman, San Francisco Green Hotel & Hospitality Initiative

  • 08/2005: Mr. Bodhi Garrett, North Andaman Tsunami Relief, Thailand

  • 07/2005: Mr. Jan Telensky, Environmental Industrialist, Czech Republic

  • 05/2005: Mr. Burkhard Herbote, WorldTourismDirectory.com, Germany

  • 04/2005: Prof. Sarah Graham Mann, Sustainable Tourism Awards 2005, USA

  • 03/2005: Mr. Sami Grover, Editor, Channel View Publications, UK

  • 02/2005: Mr. Bill Tuffin, The Boat Landing Guesthouse, Laos

  • 01/2005: Mr. Louis D'Amore, Founder & President, IIPT

  • 12/2004: Andres Hammerman & Michelle Kirby, Black Sheep Inn, Ecuador

  • 11/2004: Mr. Vassilis Kouroutos, MEDASSET

  • 10/2004: Prof. Ralf Buckley,  Int. Cent. for Ecotourism Res, Griffith U, Australia

  • 09/2004: Prof. Kreg Lindberg, Oregon State University, USA

  • 08/2004: Mr. Todd Barber, Reef Ball Foundation, USA

  • 05/2004: Mr. Sotiris Kitrilakis, Zante Feast, Greece

  • 04/2004: Mr. Xavier Font, Leeds Metropolitan University, UK

  • 03/2004: Mr. Ben Box, Editor, Footprint South American Guide, UK

  • 02/2004: Ms. Cathy Parsons, Green Globe 21, Australia

  • 01/2004: Mr. Andrew Dean Nystrom, Guidebook writer, USA

  • 12/2003: 15 Ecolodge Owners report on 2003

  • 11/2003: Ms. Megan Epler Wood, Director, Epler Wood International, USA

  • 10/2003: Ms. Eleni Svoronou, WWF Greece

  • 09/2003: Sir Patrick Fairweather, Director, The Butrint Foundation, UK-Albania

  • 08/2003: Mr. Frans Stroebel, Director, Peace Parks Foundation

  • 07/2003: Mr. Zoltán Kun, Director, Pan Parks Foundation

  • 05/2003: Prof. Richard Welford, Env. Mgmt Centre, University of Hong Kong

  • 04/2003: Mr. Edward Cameron, EU Commission Env. Governance Initiative

  • 03/2003: Glenn & Trish Warner, Proprietors, Bathurst Inlet Lodge, Canada

  • 02/2003: Prof. Aimilia Drougas, Director, Arion & Delphis, Greece

  • 01/2003: Mr. Jeremy Garrett, Director, NaTour Communications, USA

  • 10/2002: Mr. Chandra De Silva, Director, Ecotourism Society of Sri Lanka

  • 08/2002: Ms. Pam A. Wight, Principal, Pam Wight & Associates, Canada

  • 07/2002: Mr. Vinzenz A. Schmack, Proprietor, La Laguna del Lagarto, Costa Rica

  • 06/2002: Mr. Artemios Hatziathanassiou, CRES, Greece

  • 05/2002: Dr. Stefanos Fotiou, EKBY, Greece

  • 02/2002: Mr. Ron Mader, Editor, Planeta.com, Mexico


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