TRINET

A great Tourism Listserv is known as TRINET. 

Tourism Research Information Network

Create an account and check it out here.  Be prepared for 20-30 messages a week.

Great name for a restaurant

Arrived quite late in Provo the other week, and stopped by Yummies for some BBQ Pork, pickled onions and boiled cassava.  HUGE serving for $10.  Enough for three meals.  We were starving marvins.

(I will comment that they way the chef chopped the meat, we had to be careful about the bones, but that is part of the charm and we were hungry!)

NESTVAL Conference: 2018

Hold the date:

Hosted by Keene State College!   

NESTVAL 2018, Friday & Saturday, October 12-13
Keene State College, Keene, NH

Contact: Dr. Christopher Cusack, ccusack@keene.edu

Conference Website Coming Soon!

American Association of Geographers

The annual meeting of the AAG  will be held from April 3-7, 2019, and will feature over 6,900 presentations, posters, workshops, and field trips by leading scholars, experts, and researchers. For more info, click here.  For details of the RTS Specialty Group, see the Facebook page.

Iguanas on Water Cay, TCI

Geo-tourism on Provo

hmmm. many different definitions of this term so I will just use it as "Geologic Features" tourism.  Finally checked out "The Hole" on Providenciales this past week. It is basically a sink hole in the limestone.

Be careful.

It is worth a visit and 15 minutes should do it.

Snorkeling

Snorkeling is one of my favorite outdoor recreation activities.  I don't do it as much as I would like, mainly because I don't live near "clear" water.  As a young adult I even snorkeled in streams, watching the aquatic critters scurry around.  Ocean snorkeling meant traveling to the Caribbean, where for the most part, the water was clear enough to see.

Here is a short video clip of me checking out the third longest barrier reef on the planet, in the Turks and Caicos.  Specifically I am off Water Cay, east of Providenciales.

Notice the bleaching?