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Costa Rica: Inspiring Environmental Conservation

Costa Rica: Inspiring Environmental Conservation

One of the happiest countries in the world, Costa Rica – meaning rich coast in Spanish – has a wealth ...

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All About Aruba – 8 Things to do in Beautiful Aruba

All About Aruba – 8 Things to do in Beautiful Aruba

In the Caribbean sea is the island of Aruba, a constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Aruba is ...

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Water and Moon: Cambodia’s Biggest Festival

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, ...

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The Remnants of Khmer: Cambodia’s Mighty Empire

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 ...

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The Revival of Sri Lanka’s Tourism Industry

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 ...

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The Ancient Art of Lao Silk Weaving

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 ...

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Is Travel Sustainable?

Is Travel Sustainable?

The pursuit of sustainability within each working sector is by no means an easy feat. It requires sustainability for the ...

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The Spider’s Web of Caribbean Music

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 ...

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The Unexplored Cultural Impact of Hinduism in Seychelles

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 ...

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Treats from the Peninsula: Vietnamese Cuisine

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 ...

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Wellness Retreats in The Maldives

Wellness Retreats in The Maldives

When people think of wellness they may conjure up certain images of what that means and not associate it to ...

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Best Family Escapes in the Caribbean

Best Family Escapes in the Caribbean

Travelling with Children In the Caribbean Travelling with children can be incredibly hard work. I would know, I was a ...

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The Wondrous Kruger National Park

The Wondrous Kruger National Park

In 1884, Paul Kruger – President of the Transvaal Republic – suggested the ‘revolutionary’ idea of protecting the animals found ...

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The Best Way to Protect the Environment: Let Young People Experience Nature

The Best Way to Protect the Environment: Let Young People Experience Nature

The world is in crisis. The latest IPCC report on climate change confirms that we have ignored rising temperatures for ...

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Should I travel during Covid-19?

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 ...

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The Evolution of Cape Town’s Minstrel Carnival

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 ...

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Progressive Botswana and the LGBT+ Movement

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 ...

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At the Centre of Climate Change is a Crisis of Inequality

At the Centre of Climate Change is a Crisis of Inequality

The current climate crisis exists as both a product and driver of global wealth inequality, however, no government is making ...

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Can Ethical Climbing Reach New Heights with Indigenous Communities?

Can Ethical Climbing Reach New Heights with Indigenous Communities?

I follow on the tail end of a generation of climbers who entered the world of climbing through their dads. ...

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The Protection of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest

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. ...

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The Dark Tale of Rwanda

The Dark Tale of Rwanda

Rwanda is a country, like most, with a history intertwined with war, politics, scandals and cultural evolution over the generations. ...

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Critiquing the Narrative: Climate Crisis

Critiquing the Narrative: Climate Crisis

Majority of the time we’re told to adapt for the effects of climate change rather than to find ...

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5 Unique Places to Visit in Argentina

5 Unique Places to Visit in Argentina

Home to an incredible array of sights, natural wonders and cultural attractions, Argentina’s geographically diverse landscapes range from waterfalls ...

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Climate Change: Rethinking the Timeline

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 ...

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Safe and Secluded – A Summer in the Seychelles

Safe and Secluded – A Summer in the Seychelles

Seychelles on Vaccinations The Seychelles is looking good to be on our green list of safe places to travel this ...

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Why We Should Stop Overlooking Ecuador

Why We Should Stop Overlooking Ecuador

Ecuador is an astonishing place; a population of 17 million people live in harmony with a mind-blowing amount of ...

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14 Festivals You Can Experience in Mauritius

14 Festivals You Can Experience in Mauritius

Long stretches of white sand, dazzling turquoise water, and golden sunlight – these are the images often associated with the ...

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How Local Communities are Saving Indonesia’s Coral Reefs

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 ...

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The Importance of Educational Trips to Sustainable Places

The Importance of Educational Trips to Sustainable Places

As the planet’s climate becomes increasingly unstable and communities in some parts of the world become threatened, sustainable holidays ...

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Experience Brazil’s Magnificent Mardi Gras Carnival

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 ...

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