Re: Environmental Audit for Sustainable Tourism

Hello Mark Hardy

For me it is a pleasure to greet you and I would collaborate you in what you
need to help your people and the nation, I am really in the same thing,
filling with information and qualifying stops to help to all my people and
town I belong to San Andrés Islas it is an oceanic island that belongs to
Colombia but our culture is very similar to that of you because we were
colonized for British and Dutch, we have a called dialect Criol that is of
base of english. If you need of my help you don't doubt to go to me that
will be with pleasure.

If there are some ecotourismo program or ecology that you are organizing
communicates it to me because I will try to make the possible thing to be
able to participate in her.

Take care and until soon, God willing some day I can go to your country and
to enjoy those ecological beauties of those that you have the privilege of
possessing and the idea of carrying out ecotourismo is it magnifies. Luck
and it continues ahead.

sincerely

ALMEYDA CECILIA MARTINEZ MITCHELL

----- Mensaje original -----
De: Hardy, Mark <M.HARDY@CGIAR.ORG>
Para: <CANGONET@YORKU.CA>
Enviado: Martes, 29 de Agosto de 2000 12:36 p.m.
Asunto: Environmental Audit for Sustainable Tourism

> Members
>
> On 20th August Yacine Khelladi made the following posting to the this
group:
>
>
> "A group of Caymanian tourism officials were in Jamaica this week
> > to observe programmes and initiatives being undertaken under the
> > Environmental Audits for Sustainable Tourism Project (EAST).
> >
> > EAST, a two-year-old project of the Jamaica Hotel & Tourist
> > Association and the United States Agency for International
> > Development, and implemented by the US consulting firm, Hagler
> > Bailly Inc is spearheading initiatives towards "the greening" of
> > the Jamaican tourism product".
>
> Does anyone have additional information about the project including
possible
> contacts?
>
> I'm assisting the Ecotourism Society of Kenya to conduct a workshop on
> ecorating in early October. The EAST project sounds very relevant to our
> activities.
>
> Any assistance would be most welcome.
>
> Regards .............................. MARK HARDY
>
>
>
>
> Mark Hardy
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Received on Tue Aug 29 15:12:45 2000