by Krajangwit Johjit

    

BANGKOK (NNT) - The BCG Model is at the heart of sustainability. It promotes eco-friendly business practices and way of life by integrating and synergizing 3 economic approaches as follows:

 

Bioeconomy

 

•Using science, technology, and innovation to create value-added from biological resources.

 

Circular Economy

 

•Creating a regenerative production-consumption system whereby materials are reused to eliminate waste.

 

Green Economy

 

•Achieving sustainable economic development with a business model that is economically viable and environmentally sound.

 

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The APEC Tourism Ministerial Forum in 2022 will be held under the theme “Regenerative Tourism,” which resonates with Thailand’s BCG Model. The main focus will be on how tourism and all sectors can be key drivers of positive change and contribute to society, the environment, and the local economy.

 

 

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Yes green economy as you get of the plane you can Smell the pollution and smoke and the Thai baht resisting change I don't like their chances but they know better

4 hours ago, webfact said:

•Using science, technology, and innovation to create value-added from biological resources.

 

Circular Economy

 

•Creating a regenerative production-consumption system whereby materials are reused to eliminate waste.

 

Green Economy

 

•Achieving sustainable economic development with a business model that is economically viable and environmentally sound.

He must have received his free plant early.

Whatta sham. 

 

So many words, so little actually said.

I think that the good old degenerate tourism is what thailand needs right now, not this word salad tourism they are pushing here

I though they were doing something 'soft' with tourism.