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The Art of Salt Festival in Phetchaburi, Thailand: The nexus of nature and culture to sustain local identity

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By Hiram Ting, Kattika Kittiprasan, Kreangkrai Kirdsiri, Andrea Yankowski
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract This paper presents perspectives on the Art of Salt Festival, an annual event in Ban Laem, Phetchaburi, Thailand, emphasizing its significance in preserving and revitalizing traditional salt production knowledge. The festival not only contributes to preserving natural and cultural heritage, but also safeguards local identity despite its growing popularity.
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Leveraging mega-event tourism: A review of Electric Daisy Carnival Thailand 2025 in Phuket

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By Nimit Soonsan, Kanyapat Pattanapokinsakul, Kochaporn Chunjan, Hiram Ting
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract In 2025, Phuket hosted the Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC), a major international event, signaling its growing capability to support large-scale festivals. The government plans to transform Phuket into a premier event tourist destination, offering cutting-edge facilities and enhancing its infrastructure for significant events. This review highlights the impact of EDC on Phuket’s tourism growth and sustainability.
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Animal influencers for ecotourism? The case of Moo Deng

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By Aunkrisa Sangchumnong, Aaron Tham, Hiram Ting, Manop Saengchamnong
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Animals have always fascinated humans and are often a form of tourism attraction. This research note focuses on a pygmy hippo – Moo Deng, who has become an accidental animal ‘influencer’ for a zoo in Thailand. The research note critically evaluates the use of Moo Deng as the ambassador for the zoo, and whether her popularity can generate long-term ecotourism outcomes for zoos and other forms of human-animal tourism attractions.
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