TAT and TAGTHAi Sign MOU to Bolster Thailand Tourism
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) and Thai Digital Platform Social Enterprise Co., Ltd. signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)
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The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) and Thai Digital Platform Social Enterprise Co., Ltd. signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) and Thai Digital Platform Social Enterprise Co., Ltd. signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)
Know that some of these countries, you see this instability which, you know, affects human populations, but also it does affect wildlife in a large way as well. to see this, and again, the point being is that money needs to be raised to conserve these animals. you need boots on the ground, guns in hand, to guard these creatures from poachers. the poaching epidemic is the major issue here. what fish and wildlife is moving forward with is, like we said, giving this oversight, making sure that any funds that are collected for a very strict regulated permit process, and it's -- and again, i hate t...
Giving this oversight, making sure that any funds that are collected for a very strict regulated permit process, and it's -- and again, i hate to say this, being an elephant lover and an animal lover, but if you look at the 8,000 elephants, if one or two or whatever this permit process allows, allows the protection of that large amount, through the funding of a very expensive initiative, i mean, to have people physically guarding these animals 24/7, unfortunately the problem exists, but it does need to be paid for. and again, with extreme oversight and really making sure that the elephants do ...
Giving this oversight, making sure that any funds that are collected for a very strict regulated permit process, and it's -- and again, i hate to say this, being an elephant lover and an animal lover, but if you look at the 8,000 elephants, if one or two or whatever this permit process allows, allows the protection of that large amount, through the funding of a very expensive initiative, i mean, to have people physically guarding these animals 24/7, unfortunately the problem exists, but it does need to be paid for. and again, with extreme oversight and really making sure that the elephants do ...