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Tibet seeks to balance nature, tourism

September 11, 2018;

Visitors bring cash, but ecology more important, region’s chairman says The Tibet autonomous region will put environmental conservation ahead of tourism development, officials said at the Fourth China Tibet Tourism and Cultural Expo, which is scheduled to close on Tuesday. … Continued

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