Thanks for your comment. That sounds like an extremely interesting and worthwhile project that your daughter is pursuing. I would very much like to see her film when it is complete. Most of my insight is written within this article, including the only interviews I had with local people in Trat Province. I wouldn’t feel comfortable commenting on their behalf. I would recommend she seek out local people from the Province to ask them, those who experience the affects daily.

Hey Sunny,

Thanks for reading and glad that you liked my preface :)
All-natural coconut would do really well with the right branding! It’s actually getting very popular over here in the UK.

Yes, I plan on writing more about the trip to Trat with more detail on each place, and on mine and Luke’s travels in Thailand more generally. Lots of to write! And yes, I would love to do a guest post for yo guys – just send me an email or a FB message any time.

From UK,
Charlie

This is amazing! Love how you prefaced with what community based tourism is… Thailand really could use some help in showing off its other aspects that are much richer and diverse in “Thainess.” I really miss Huai Raeng Village and I am planning to help them bring their all-natural coconut oil to the market.

Do you plan on writing more on the trip in the near future? Also wondering if you’d be down if we guest-post this on our soon-to-be launching blog.

Thanks so much!

From Bangkok,
Sunny