https://www.euronews.com/travel/2023/06/20/sustainability-is-king-in-tiny-mountain-nation-heres-what-other-countries-can-learn
Bhutan has a unique ethos towards visitors with a 'high value, low impact' policy.
Bhutan sets high daily visitor fees, including a Sustainable Development Fee, to control the number of tourists.
The country has lowered visitor fees to boost tourism, allowing longer stays for those paying the daily fee.
Bhutan prioritizes environmental conservation, with at least 60% of the land covered in forest at all times.
More than 50% of the country is protected, creating a network of protected areas with thriving wildlife.
Bhutan follows the Gross National Happiness philosophy, focusing on the happiness and prosperity of its people.
Community-based tourism initiatives, like the Trans Bhutan Trail, benefit local communities and promote cultural exchange.
Bhutan's tourism development is designed to immerse visitors in the country's culture and traditions.
Visitors can experience unique aspects of Bhutan, such as trying archery, embracing local customs, and the absence of traffic lights.
Bhutan is the only carbon negative country in the world.
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