2. I want to eat.

3. I want to know.

4. I want to travel.

5. What do you want … ?

6. I like . . . and dislike Food Culture Walking Team Touring Car Photo Crowd Surprise

7. SLOW TRAVEL ?

8. SLOW TRAVEL TRAVEL SLOWLY

9. SLOW TRAVEL “ Is an issue which exploits an alternative to air and car travel, where people travel to destinations more slowly overland, stay longer and travel less . ” --Dickinson et al (2010a)

10. Why do I recommend SLOW TRAVEL?

12. Occupation of land Water and air pollution Traffic congestion Damage to the ecosystem

13. “ The tourism sector is currently responsible for an estimated 5 per cent of total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions worldwide.” --Dickinson, J. and Lumsdon, L. (2010) Slow travel and tourism.

14. How to TRAVEL SLOWLY ?

20. SLOW TRAVEL ? A CASE (LONDON) Start: Liverpool Street Station Finish: Mansion House Underground Station Duration: 1.5 hours Best time: Weekends and weekday Evenings

22. The Church of St Botolph’s Without Bishopsgate

23. Is it easy/ difficult to carry out?

24. It is easy/ difficult .

25. It is lack of infrastructure .

26. It is lack of accommodation .

27. It is lack of service .

28. It is lack of awareness .

29. BUT It could be applied in modern cities.

30. Reference Dickinson, J. and Lumsdon, L. (2010) Slow travel and tourism. London: Earthscan. David, M. (2008) “Global travelers and global oil”. Limits to Travel : How Far Will You Go. London: Earthscan. pp.43-53. Gunn,C.A. and Var,T. (2002) Tourism Planning. New York: Routledge. Wu.B. and Zhu.H. and Xu.X. (2000) “Trends in China’s domestic tourism development at the turn of the century”. International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management. 12/5. pp296-299. Available at: http://www.emerald-library.com. (Accessed:7 September 2011) Jones, R (2009) “Alleyways of the old city.” Walking haunted London. London: New Holland Publishers.pp22-27.

31. Thank you! Han Yi