Tos Der Leng im Vergleich zu BookMe+ Nutzung und Statistiken

Tos Der Leng Mobile App was created under one of the main projects called “The Cambodia Sustainable Landscape and Ecotourism Project”, which has been initiated by the Ministry of Environment of Cambodia and sponsored by the World Bank, aiming to improve Protected Areas (PAs) management and to promote ecotourism opportunities and Non-Timber Forest Product (NTFP) value chains in the Cardamom Mountains-Tonle Sap (CMTS) landscape. This mobile app is a useful platform for both local and international travelers who prefer sustainable and eco-friendly tourism in Cambodia. This app provides information about Protect Areas and community-based protection areas and ecotourism destinations, activities, and accommodations around Cambodia. It helps travelers plan their eco-friendly trips by offering suggestions for environmentally-friendly activities and sites. The application also encourages responsible tourism by educating users about the importance of protecting natural resources and supporting local communities. It also promotes conservation efforts and supports eco-friendly businesses that prioritize sustainability, making it an ideal tool for the eco-conscious adventurer. With this App, you will: • Get to know the Protect Areas, including Community-based protected areas and the ecotourist location all around Cambodia • Navigate all ecotourist locations and surrounding services and facilities with an interactive map • Search for the ecotourist locations you want to visit by different experiences, recommendations and top-visited • Find a route or path to those remote ecotourist locations • Learn in detail each ecotourist location with a photo gallery, a summary of the location, key info for visit, natural resources, community contacts • Plan your trip • Share the updates about your visit to each of those ecotourist locations with the community • Get updates from the community share, the latest news, and environmental event from local authorities or key stakeholders