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Pristine beaches, mouth-watering cuisine and the chance to ride on an elephant: Thailand has a lot going for it as one of the world's most popular travel destinations. But while elephant tourism may sound like fun, there are ethical issues surrounding the business. Animal rights activists claim that in order to keep an elephant in captivity you need to break its spirit first. We visited a traditional elephant camp outside of Chiang Mai in the north of Thailand and learned that there are no easy answers.
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