I wish the Thailand tourism board would take note of the Esperanto toursim as the Nepal has done it long time ago. Many people still ignore this part of business. In fact, the Manila Manifesto 1980 decleared that Esperanto should be used in the toursim industry.

The Cambodia Esperanto Association is planning on this part of toursim as also the Chinese counterparts. I leave a few email addresses here for you to contact them. But be warned that they don’t speak English but only their native tongues and Esperanto. Perhaps, the google translator maybe a good help.

Nepal Esperanto Tourism http://ekskurso.blogspot.com/

China North East Esperanto Association http://www.ddgcah.cn/Esperanto/index.asp

Mr WANG Zhong-Kang in Hangzhou, China. Email:nbwzk1225@sina.com

Cambodia Esperanto Tourism Email: angkoresperanto@yahoo.com

I could not remember the site of the Africa Esperanto tour site, you may like to contact the South Africa Esperanto Association for further assistance. http://easa.drupalgardens.com/

Perhaps, there are some links at http://mesg2012.blogspot.com

Many of us have ignored this report in 2008 of Telegraph on English vs Panglish

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1582954/English-will-turn-into-Panglish-in-100-years.html