Does sustainable tourism offer solutions for the protection of the Amazon rainforest?DonaldSinclairChandana(Chandi)JayawardenaEmeraldWorldwide Hospitality and Tourism Themes
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Amazon Rainforest TheAmazon region is famous in Perufor its forests of mist, its wilderness and its privileged microclimates. Habitat of orchids, Andean bears and terns of the rocks. Archaeological sites with the enigma of Kuelap citadel built between the Andes and the jungle. Mysterious tombs ...
and the Amazon rainforest contains more species than any other rainforest. It is not known exactly how many species live in the Amazon, but there are estimated to be over 16,000 tree species and several million insect species, most of which are still unknown to science. ...
The Best Amazon Jungle Tours in 2025. Official tour agency licensed under the Brazilian Ministry of Tourism, Cadastur. Find your Amazon Rainforest Tours for 2025 here!
The Amazon Rainforest is a wildlife-lovers paradise with animals and plants to find at every step. The forest itself crosses nine nations and covers 40% of the South American continent.We will mention a select group of Amazon tours that are in keeping with the Nature Conservancy’s definition...
Amazon Rainforest Facts The Ecuadorean Amazon basin, known locally as the ‘Oriente’ lies in the east of the country, and measures around 135,6000 km2. This accounts for only 2% of the entire Amazon basin. How do I get to the
The Amazon Rainforest is so full of life; embrace it for yourself during a week unlike any other. From Quito, you’ll travel to your new home in the jungle and meet the Quichua family who will host you for the next four nights. Discover waterfalls on jungle walks and travel to an ani...
The Amazon Why should we care?The Amazon in Brazil is the largest tropical rainforest (热带雨林) in the world. It is home to10% of the world's wildlife. The Amazon River is the largest in the world and contains (包含) the most freshwater fish on the planet. But perhaps most important...
The Amazon Rainforest in northern Brazil is one of those places that seem almost like fiction. I flew to Manaus and down the Amazon River to see for myself.