Travel Articles
Unique Experiences In Botswana
It’s no myth that Southern Africa, with its diverse array of natural geography and varied landscapes, is home to ...
Costa Rica: Inspiring Environmental Conservation
One of the happiest countries in the world, Costa Rica – meaning rich coast in Spanish – has a wealth ...
Climate Change: Rethinking the Timeline
An article I happened upon from 1949 by Pat Munroe detailed how “Humans May Have Created Worldwide Warm Weather,” which ...
Treats from the Peninsula: Vietnamese Cuisine
Vietnam is home to over 96 million people, making it the sixteenth most populous country in the world. Within this ...
Critiquing the Narrative: Climate Crisis
Majority of the time we’re told to adapt for the effects of climate change rather than to find ...
Species Extinction: The Destructive Environmental Impact
A topic that deserves more of the spotlight in climate change conversations is the impact of animal extinction, and the ...
The Indigenous History of the Caribbean
Think of the Caribbean today and you picture white sandy beaches dotted with swaying palm trees, encircled by turquoise waters. ...
The Spider’s Web of Caribbean Music
Music is one of the Caribbean’s biggest exports. Reggae and ska in particular have both enjoyed great fame, with ...
Caribbean Biodiversity Under Threat
The Caribbean is famous for its colonial history, its legendary days of piracy and all the sandy beaches that people ...
The Misconceptions Around Leisure Travel’s Environmental Impact
The Misconceptions Around Leisure Travel’s Environmental Impact
On our chests the heavy weight of the climate crisis rests. ...
The Protection of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest
We’ve all heard the typical spiel that 48 football fields worth of forest is lost every 1.2 seconds. ...
Pure Breaks Introduction to Maasai Culture
In the Maasai region of Kenya and beyond, the Maasai people are an integral pillar to our safari experiences. In ...
The Remnants of Khmer: Cambodia’s Mighty Empire
Nestled between Laos, Thailand and Vietnam, and bordering the tropical waters of the Gulf of Thailand, with its coral reefs ...
The Blame Narrative of Climate Change
The blame narrative of Climate Change
One of my first memories of watching the news was a report on an ...
How Local Communities are Saving Indonesia’s Coral Reefs
The world’s coral reefs are dying.
After COP26, countless people were left dismayed at our world leaders’ laughable attempts ...
Conservation and Preservation of Wildlife in Uganda
Pure Breaks offer a range of wildlife and activity adventures in some of Uganda’s most pristine natural landscapes and ...
South Africa: Redemption of the Big Five
The tribulation and redemption of the Big Five – from origin to hunting, to tourist impact and conservation programmes. The ...
The Beating Heart of the Lares Valley – Peru
Among several major trails that run through the Peruvian Andes, the Lares Trek stands out from the rest as a ...
Curaçao’s Approach to Sustainable Ocean Management
The economic benefits of tourism on the island of Curaçao are undisputed, with the revenue enabling much-needed developments ...
The Revival of Sri Lanka’s Tourism Industry
As I write this article, it is two years to the day since the Easter Sunday bombings in Sri Lanka ...
Can Responsible Tourism Help Support Wild Dog Populations?
African Wild Dogs, also known as Painted Dogs because of their beautiful mottled fur patterns, are one of the most ...
Supporting Local Communities in Botswana
With ecotourism and sustainable travel becoming an increasingly popular method to preserve the world, travellers are opening themselves up to ...
The Importance of Sea Ice: Humanities Failure
We have been told countless times the horror of ice caps, icebergs and ice sheets melting, and many of us ...
The Unexplored Cultural Impact of Hinduism in Seychelles
Ask any visitor what they picture when conjuring images of the popular island country of Seychelles and most will visualise ...
Avocados: The Hidden Impact of our No.1 Super Food
In recent years, avocados have become synonymous with millennial culture and are seen as a green and fun option for ...
Commercial Fishing and Climate Collapse
Our beautiful oceans are home to up to 80% of the total life on earth. They contain stunning marine life ...
Retreat to Relaxation in the Caribbean
When searching for your dream destination and break away, is wellness something that is at the top of your list? ...
The Evolution of Cape Town’s Minstrel Carnival
The Cape Town Minstrel Carnival, also called Kaapse Klopse, is an annual festival and celebration held on January 2nd. The ...
Japan’s Animal Hotspots
Situated in the Northwest of the Pacific Ocean, Japan is a beautiful island country that features a wealth of historical ...
The Wondrous Kruger National Park
In 1884, Paul Kruger – President of the Transvaal Republic – suggested the ‘revolutionary’ idea of protecting the animals found ...