Minister Suchart Highlights 3 Ranong National Parks as Models for Green Health Tourism, Orders Nationwide Expansion
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Minister Suchart emphasizes the development of health tourism that is friendly to the environment, selecting 3 national parks in Ranong Province as models of green health tourism. Green health tourism refers to rest and health care in nature while still preserving forests and wildlife in good condition.
The selection of these Ranong areas as examples shows that the government wants tourists to experience nature safely, alongside the conservation of resources. Ranong is a southern province with abundant forests and seas, making it well suited to developing this form of tourism.
Minister Suchart has ordered that the approaches of all three parks be expanded to other areas across the country, so that health tourism grows together with the care of nature and helps generate sustainable income for local communities.
However, details of the expansion plan and the timeframe for implementation have not yet been clearly disclosed at this time. Those interested can follow further news from the relevant agencies.
Sources: Head Topics
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