Rebound in visitors leading to unsustainable practices in some regions Fears Asia's most beautiful places could become 'the next Boracay' Phuket building new incinerator to cope with plastic waste Malaysia leveraging Indigenous-led tourism Nikoi and Cempedak resorts investing heavily in sustainability The bleak pandemic years of empty deckchairs, ghost-town resorts, and thumb-twiddling masseuses are now just a bad memory for Asia’s top tourism draws. But the return of the sun-seeking masses to the world’s fastest-growing region for tourism has yielded new problems. Popular hotspots such as Phuket, Bali and Kyoto in Japan have promoted themselves under the banner of sustainable tourism as they look to recoup lost revenue and appeal to a new breed of conscious travelle...
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