Travel Articles
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 ...
Top 4 Reasons to Visit Tanzania’s Ngorongoro Conservation Area
The Ngorongoro Conservation Area, between the Great Rift Valley and Serengeti, is home to a variety of ecosystems including highland ...
Top 10 Secluded Spots Across the Caribbean
Over the course of the coronavirus pandemic, there has been a huge wave of interest in getting back to nature. ...
The Wondrous Kruger National Park
In 1884, Paul Kruger – President of the Transvaal Republic – suggested the ‘revolutionary’ idea of protecting the animals found ...
Costa Rica: Inspiring Environmental Conservation
One of the happiest countries in the world, Costa Rica – meaning rich coast in Spanish – has a wealth ...
The Fascinating History of Peru
The land of Peru has given us many greats, from the peanut to the potato, and is filled with breathtaking ...
The Feminine Stereotype of Sustainability
The Feminine Stereotype of Sustainability
To address sustainability, it is important to address the issues that arise within the movement (...
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 ...
Greenwashing in the Tourism Industry
Despite the urgency of climate change, greenwashing in all industries is on the rise – including in the tourism sector. ...
Culture at the Caribbean Dinner Table
The connection between food and culture is an incredibly important one, linking communities and people for centuries. Across the world, ...
Progressive Botswana and the LGBT+ Movement
According to Human Rights Watch, it is illegal to have homosexual relationships in 32 of the 54 nations that make ...
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 Ancient Art of Lao Silk Weaving
A landlocked country bordered by Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand, Laos is often neglected on the large tours of Asia but ...
Experience Brazil’s Magnificent Mardi Gras Carnival
Brazil is almost synonymous with the idea of carnivals; bright and colourful costumes, upbeat music and incredible floats parading through ...
Chile’s Unparalleled Beauty
Chile – the world’s narrowest country – is a destination which is often overlooked by travellers. It’...
The Best Inland Activities on the Island of Mauritius
Mauritius is primarily known as a country of lush beaches, coconut trees and turquoise seas. Whilst it certainly does tick ...
Water and Moon: Cambodia’s Biggest Festival
Cambodia, a nation with a rich history formed by multiple cultures: from the early Indianised states of Funan and Chenla, ...
Full Circle: The Future of the Economy and Environmental Sustainability
Humans face an abundance of pitfalls in relation to the ongoing climate crisis. When faced with the reality of its ...
Spicemas! A Celebration of Grenada
The Caribbean is perhaps best known for the amalgamation of cultures throughout the islands. Grenada is no exception to this, ...
Why Burst the Bubble? The Joys of Travelling Together
Why Burst the Bubble? The Joys of Travelling Together
In today’s uncertain times, the joys of travel may seem ...
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 ...
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 ...
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? ...
Siberia 2021: A Climate Time Bomb
In 1908, a sparsely-populated region of Siberia was hit by an explosion that literally sent shock waves across the ...
Eco Lodges and Partnering Conservation Projects
Sustainable Travel in Seychelles
Sustainable travel is something that is becoming increasingly spoken about, and rightly so. If you’re ...
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 ...
The Climate Crisis: A Planet on the Brink
The likes of climate change and global warming can often be a difficult topic to digest, especially given the sensitive ...
Should I travel during Covid-19?
The Covid-19 Pandemic has impacted one of the largest business sectors in the world, the Travel Industry. It has ...
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 ...