FMP: Chosen Articles

I've decided to base my editorial content around Thailand, choosing a range of themes. I feel that my project will be alot more interesting if it focuses on certain elements, as opposed to summing up Thailand as a whole. After looking into countless travel blogs and guides, I found these 3 examples, focusing on Food, Activities and Animals. I feel that having these themes to look into will give my research more of a focus allowing me to create stronger outcomes, and a bit of diversity in each.

Bibliography
Strangest Foods in Thailand by Kelly Iverson
https://theculturetrip.com/asia/thailand/articles/strangest-foods-thailand/

THE ABSOLUTE BEST THING TO DO ON KOH PHI PHI, THAILAND
THE MAYA BAY SLEEP ABOARD
by Dave (Jones)https://www.jonesaroundtheworld.com/the-absolute-best-thing-to-do-on-koh-phi-phi-thailand/

“The best animal experience in Thailand for you and the animals!”

https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/ShowUserReviews-g1841246-d578706-r229100546-Wildlife_Friends_of_Thailand-Tha_Yang_Phetchaburi_Province.html
or
http://www.greenthailand.co.uk/green-tourism/ethical-elephant-experiences-thailand/
https://www.lonelyplanet.com/thailand/travel-tips-and-articles/how-to-interact-ethically-with-elephants-in-thailand

I think these 3 article topics will be interesting to explore as they each have their own unique take, looking at STRANGE food, the BEST activity, and animal experiences that DO NOT HARM THE ANIMALS, giving me more scope to communicate. I think that these articles are all very diverse in terms of tone of voice/style aswell, so that will once again create a range of diverse outcomes. I will be using these articles as the written content in my outcomes as I don't have enough time to research and write my own. If I were to do this project professionally the process would involve working with a writer/journalist to create a completely original outcome, however I will still be crediting the writer.