Ep52: Horwath HTL’s Ho Shyn Yee: Can each generation travel more sustainably?
Can tourism actually leave a destination better than we found it?In this episode of JCU Conversations, Ho Shyn Yee, tourism and sustainability professional and Board Member of Smiling Gecko, shares about regenerative tourism and how travel can create positive outcomes for local communities, cultures and the environment.From farm-to-table experiences to local hiring and community-led tourism, she sheds light on what it takes to make travel more meaningful – for both visitors and the places they visit.This episode’s host: Dr Susan Gibson-Kueh, Associate Professor & Principal Research Fellow, Aquatic Animal Health, at James Cook University (Singapore Campus).🎧 Listen Now: https://www.jcu.edu.sg/jcu-conversations/podcasts/jcu-conversations-52-ho-shyn-yee
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