Krabi Aims for Green Tourism City Status with Sustainability Event
Krabi Province in Southern Thailand is hosting the "Krabi Green Tourism City" event to promote sustainable tourism, aiming to establish itself as a green tourism city by balancing nature conservation with tourism development.
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