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Coastal News Today | TH - Closing the 'world's best beach': Balancing tourism and sustainability on Thailand's Koh Kradan - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | TH - Closing the 'world's best beach': Balancing tourism and sustainability on Thailand's Koh Kradan

Tourism activities among domestic Thai travellers exploded after the island was selected as the “world’s best beach” by a UK travel website earlier this year.

Closing the 'world's best beach': Balancing tourism and sustainability on Thailand's Koh Kradan - Vimarsana News

Closing the 'world's best beach': Balancing tourism and sustainability on Thailand's Koh Kradan

Tourism activities among domestic Thai travellers exploded after the island was selected as the “world’s best beach” by a UK travel website earlier this year.

Hidden Beach In The Philippines Named 3rd Best Beach In The World - Vimarsana News

Hidden Beach In The Philippines Named 3rd Best Beach In The World

An online travel guide hailed an isolated beach in the Philippines as the world's third-best beach as the country braces for more foreign visitors.

Protecting the best beach in the world - Vimarsana News

Protecting the best beach in the world

Koh Kradan island has been ranked as the number one beach in the World Beach Guide, however, the island closes to tourists for four months every year to help...

The Tao of island travel - Vimarsana News

The Tao of island travel

After a two-hour ferry ride from Koh Samui, we landed on Koh Tao, where a tremendous influx of foreign and Thai tourists was arriving at Mae Haad Pier in the late afternoon. A crew of hotel guides were shouting their customers' names from a nearby pavilion, while a fleet of four-wheel-drive pickup trucks were stationed outside to transport visitors to their lodgings.