Tourism Industry Neglects Potential Revenue Streams (Part-2)
If I had asked the public what they wanted, they would have said a faster horse. — Henry Ford (1863
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Kamala Harris’s Presidential Run, Building on a Legacy of Civil Rights, Justice, and Economic Opportunity
I recently attended a screening of a documentary that delved into the motivations and career of Angela Davis. Often misrepresented
From the River to the Sea: A Primer on Israeli Geography
In recent discussions on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the phrase “from the river to the sea” has become increasingly prevalent. However,
The Dilemma of Negotiating Peace: Reflections on Golda Meir’s Words
Golda Meir was acquainted with her adversaries, just as the current Israeli leadership understands their foe. The questions: Is there
Promoting Peace in Times of Conflict in Israel
Conflicts in the past primarily engaged soldiers in Israel; this time, innocent civilians, including babies and women, became targets. How
Festival Turns Into Human and Economic Nightmare
The connection between war and wine economics is complex. Israeli wine serves as a symbol of peace amidst conflict. By
An End or a Beginning to Abuse of Children?
A Thai court sentenced a 36-year-old German tourist to 43 years in jail for sexually abusing children. In the Philippines,
What About the Child? Risks, Hazards, and Perils of Adult Tourism
What are the risks to the child involved in sex tourism? “Few forms of exploitation are as degrading as child
Marketing Abuse of Children for Sex Tourism
Astute marketing executives ask the time-honored question, “Why do people travel?” MarketingPeople travel because “they no longer feel happy where