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Keep it up Stacey, i think you have done a wonderful job for all those people in the program. :)

i think your amazing i would love to do what you do your such and inspiration to me and i would hope to one day do something like you !

You're not an inspiration at all, Stacey. Just another self-righteous, opinionated rich-white-girl. Try living in the third world sometime.

Just seen your programme for the first time - on Kenya. Excellent and impressive. Much better than any other travel programme, since it makes you think about what your tourist activities might be doing to locals. I have travelled a lot with companies that claim to have ethical policies towards locals (paying the proper rate, avoiding ecological damage etc.). Next time I'll ask a bit more to check that this is really so. Well done.

This programme is genuinely disappointing!! To blame the tourism industry for the lack of 1st world facilities is pathetic. The report on Kenya was very biased and failed to reflect the true situation, which is not ideal but most African states are playing catch up with regards to development and growth. Some of the concerns raised in this programme are problems in 1st world countries too!! I don’t understand how blaming tourism will help the people of Kenya. As a presenter I am shocked that someone of this character would be presenting on such issues, she was very unprofessional.

I don't see how a smug 24 year old westerner has the life experience or moral authority to comment and intervene in Kenyan issues. A long-term human-rights campaigner resident in Africa perhaps, but not a shop-assistant from Luton. It reflects poorly on the ´óÏó´«Ã½.

As someone with an MSc in Tourism and who has done extensive research in tourism in developing countries, I was highly disappointed and disgusted by this programme! I was very excited to see this programme but was put off from the first minute. To look at the subject of the documentary, all-inclusive tourism in Kenya, I'd like to point out that it is not a situation unique to Kenya, nor the developing world! Just look at Spain!

Additionally, it is very unprofessional to make the documentary about yourself Stacey and not the actual subject. I can see you are very ambitious. I literally laughed out loud when I saw in the beginning of the programme that you 'exposed prostitution in Cambodia and child soldiers in Cote D'Ivoire' as if you were the first one to report on these issues. Really? That is a pretty serious claim for things that are fairly common knowledge.

´óÏó´«Ã½ 3--- you could do a lot better than this!

Why is ´óÏó´«Ã½3 now showing programmes that should be on childrens television??

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O and to comradebob , why the attack ????? we are all happy to give and get opinions but attack someone who is trying to make a difference for so many people, what have you done lately to help your fellow human being? At least Stacey`s doing something.

I have to admit I agreed with Stacey on the program last week but this week in Thailand I really think it is a load of bullshit! look at home on this one hun!! they stated the staff earnt around minumum wage of 4.50 ,thereabout, that is only 1 - 1.50 less than the english minumum wage! I live in staff in staff accomodation and it is easier than living out of it! if i was to live in room share or other id be living in an absolute dive of a place and even living in staff accomodation it is dirty and they dont clean it, im the only person that cleans it! it is at least 10 peaople to one bathroom! similar to what she is dealing with in Thailand! Ok it may b a bit more 1st class but if you arent looking after it and cleaning it! you are still getting the same bugs grubs and dirt u do anywhere in the world!
I have just heard her talking about tips in the Thailand and if people were to tip in the UK it would make it easier also, but the UK people are tight pricks! and never tip! we wait for the tourist to tip and even then we dont get it! even if we are putting in a 4* service! people are tight and dnt care if you are putting in a friendly and great job. Me and my staff could count on 2 hands how many people have tipped in the past 2 months! Plus the bosses in Thailand are more caring than the bosses in the UK! id rather live in Thailand than the UK! I know I could live there in better conditions than I could here in the UK!
It just seems that she is digging too deep on this one! look at the Aboriginals in Australia! they have had land taken off them so developers can make reosrt n hotels! (btw im an Aussie bloke so dnt try n have ago at me!)
well i could go on all night but i have to wake up tomorrow morning to my shit paying hospitality job of 5.93 p/hr
thank you and good night xo

well done on helping the sea gypsiee!! :-)