Components of SLTSED
Sports - soccer (or water based sport) as unifying force between in-country people and people brought in as tourists
Sports Adventure - Specific to area depending on terrain, landscape and SATReal Analysis of the site, could be mountain biking, mountain boarding, paragliding, fishing, water boarding, hiking, camping, horseback riding, river rafting
Spirit Lands Tourism - An ISAI program for developing tourism projects based on one central tourism facilitator with several satellite project integrated into one unit
Food Production - Selection of food providers such as natural and organic fruits and vegetable, naturally produced meat at the production level. ISAI is developing consultancy services in tropical countries called the Tropical Food Production and Processing Systems
Food Processing - Selection of local food processors to produce natural foods for use on tourism sites and for ancillary export as specialty foods - include water service
Food Service - Cooking and serving of food on site as well as take lunches or meals for use on tourism sites and on-road tours
Handicraft Producers - Producers of handicrafts as part of ancillary tours to observe production methods and purchase from producers on site - carry foods from Food Processors. May also produce sports clothing and uniforms, make balls and gear
Natural Cosmetics - Producers of natural cosmetics, soaps and health care products - can be part of tours and visits as well as purchases of products
Natural Medicines - can be part of tours
Natural Veterinary medicines - utilization for foods that will be served to guests
Horse and Pack Animals - Animal projects such as horse farm, llamas, petting zoo, wildlife rescue, cart rides, pack trips, animal camping, etc.
Wildlife husbandry sites such as crocodile farms, iguana raising, capybara, butterflies, turtle farms, earthworms, fish farming
Natural pesticides - production of natural pest control systems
Environmental services - SATReal Analysis, ECOSAT Design, etc.
Leucaena and other tree projects - tree planting activities, meditation gardens, spirit tree
CT Guides - trained guides, hosts and hostesses to facilitate the enjoyment of our guests at our projects
CT Business Training Centers - on site and online programs for learning SAT skills for adults. Also includes the SAT high school and post high school academies
Cross Cultural Programs - include language learning, diversity communication, rapprochement communication
Sports Training Facilities for our owned teams and leagues
Construction of Sports Facilities such as soccer stadiums, fields, tracks, mountain bike, board trails
Ecology - understanding local environment, global warming and ecological constraints of area
Edutainment - A key part of SLTSED is the development of storytelling, local theater, music, art and dancing integrated into the total stay of the person in an area
Home stay - the development of local homes, inns, bed and breakfast sites, eating places as part of the SLTSED experience
Sports and Sports Adventure Events - locally created around past history or creating perennial events developed by the local community as part of the SLTSED Experience
Enviroadventure - the development of earth affirming
, enjoyable experiences with our Earth
Community Based - integration of long term guests into an internet based community of people who belong together and form Word of Mouth Ambassadors for the SLTSED project
Niche Market Driven - finding the customers who wish to have these experiences and developing projects based on local land and people resources as well as environmental constraints of area
Tree Planting - participating in the regeneration of our EarthHome through planting trees
Spirit Land Meditation and Ecospiritual Practices - Utilizing Native Spiritual practices to heal our world such as the Spirit Tree Meditation
Suggestions For the Community
1. Deploy the Fifteen steps
2. Develop community CTHT council
3. Hold SAT Seminar
4. Host Conference
5. Commit to SLTSED
6. What can SLTSED do for the Tribe
7. The power of SLTSED as the basis for a community based culture
8. True Communities
9. Dreams
10. Why is SLTSED perfect for sustainable economic development
11. You already have the successful casino experience
12. Your group can pioneer and create this field of SLTSED
13. You have the resources, the people the land
14. Training is the key - training project owners, training your leaders, training the guides
15. SLTSED based development
Indigenous groups and native people anywhere in the world who have access to the internet can get assistance in setting up a Spirit Land Tourism project. Spirit Lands Tourism is community tourism and must involve a group or tribe. Contact Dr. Carol Cross at honducopa@yahoo.com or exportfacs@aol.com. |
Dr. Cross Can Be Reached In Honduras after July 1, 2005Mailing Addresses after June 1, 2005 - Dr. Carol Cross, C/O Doña Aleja de Valdivieso, Barrio El Centro, La Esperanza, Intibuca, Honduras honducopa@yahoo.com or exportfacs@aol.com Telephone 504 - 783 - 0421 You May Also Contact Dr. Cross Through Doña Silvia Palencia y Hijos, Hotel La Esperanza, La Esperanza, Intibuca, Honduras Telephone 504 - 783-0068 Through Dr. Ramon Dario Argueta, CODET, Farmacia Galenica, Barrio El Morera, Frente Bazar Reyna, La Esperanza, Intibuca, Honduras, Telephone 504-783-0054 Email exportfacs@aol.com The International Institute of Soccer Tourism Is Opening in La Esperanza, Honduras in September 2005. IIST Understands The Problems of Soccer Tourism in Developing Countries. IIST Supports Soccer Tourism Professionals in Central America, South America, the Caribbean Islands, Africa and Asia |
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