SPOTLIGHT
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Audience
Every country around the world is eagerly looking forward to increasing its share of Asian tourists, thanks to the simple mathematics of the exponential number of outbound tourists the continent generates. As we intend to closely record the experiential footprints of the travellers from all Asian countries, with a major focus on deep tourist-mining nations like India, China, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Thailand, Russia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Japan, and others, we can safely say, the world is watching us!
Utility
In a world of clutter, it is important to cut the crap and pick the crux. While doing so, it is not necessary to omit the required analysis or reject valid opinions for multiple perspectives. We believe in saving time, and publishing correct and useful information as our readers have a busy life and many things to see and do in this beautiful world. This is a single point go-to place to analyse all Asian travellers' footprints as well as find out what is happening to attract them in the first place.
Focus
Destinations around the world are giving information 24x7 to allure tourists. In today's digital age, when every potential traveller looks for the smartest phone that captures better photos and videos; when every breaking news is forwarded by one to another at lightning speed, there is no need to repeat the same again. How the overload of information can be curated and converted to smart content in a balanced way so that consumers, as well as those in the business both can benefit from the same, will remain our only call for action.
Editorial
In an increasingly fragmented world, tourism stands as a potent force capable of fostering peace, bridging divides, and nurturing global solidarity.
Beyond its economic contributions, travel, when approached responsibly, transcends mere leisure — it becomes a powerful mechanism for promoting mutual respect, cultural understanding, and environmental stewardship. As the realities of climate change demand urgent action, travellers are now more than ever compelled to act as custodians of both peace and sustainability.
Sustainable tourism, particularly through the lens of slow travel, offers a path to deeper engagement with the world. It encourages travellers to immerse themselves in local cultures and environments, fostering genuine connections that extend beyond surface-level interactions.
This mindful approach not only mitigates the detrimental effects of over-tourism but also cultivates a shared sense of responsibility for the well-being of the planet and its inhabitants.
Slow travel, with its emphasis on intentionality, enriches the travel experience by prioritising quality over quantity — allowing for more profound cultural exchanges that transcend geographical boundaries.
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The nexus between sustainability and peace is undeniable. Just as we are stewards of the environment, we must also nurture peace by promoting equitable and respectful tourism practices. Key initiatives such as Nature Positive Tourism, backed by global bodies like the World Travel & Tourism Council, the United Nations Tourism, and the Sustainable Hospitality Alliance, represent a collective commitment to this vision. These alliances champion tourism that not only preserves natural ecosystems but also reinforces the fabric of local communities and cultural heritage.
In confronting the challenges of over tourism — environmental degradation, cultural erosion, and overcrowding — the push for tourism diversification becomes crucial. Steering travellers towards lesser-known destinations not only alleviates pressure on popular hotspots but also fosters a more balanced distribution of economic and social benefits. By embracing slow travel and venturing off the beaten path, tourists contribute to the preservation of fragile ecosystems and local traditions while experiencing a more meaningful and transformative journey.
Ultimately, tourism's greatest impact lies not in the places visited, but in the legacy left behind. Through responsible travel, we can forge a world where tourism acts as a vehicle for peace, sustainability, and intercultural respect — building bridges between people and places, and ensuring that future generations inherit a more harmonious and resilient planet.
June Mukherjee
#slowisthenewspeed
REACH
Founding Editor
June Mukherjee
Publisher / Creative Director
Priyam Biswas
Write | Capture | Partner
