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If you mention Thailand to anyone, it is more than likely that they will think of Bangkok. With its vibrant ...

Oil is one of the three main types of fossil fuels; it is formed from microorganisms such as zooplankton and ...

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

Our beautiful oceans are home to up to 80% of the total life on earth. They contain stunning marine life ...

Think of the Caribbean today and you picture white sandy beaches dotted with swaying palm trees, encircled by turquoise waters. ...

Plastic pollution is an ever-growing threat to life in the ocean – a fact that’s now become normalised. ...

The Ngorongoro Conservation Area, between the Great Rift Valley and Serengeti, is home to a variety of ecosystems including highland ...

We’ve all heard the typical spiel that 48 football fields worth of forest is lost every 1.2 seconds. ...

In recent years, avocados have become synonymous with millennial culture and are seen as a green and fun option for ...

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

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

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

Situated in the Northwest of the Pacific Ocean, Japan is a beautiful island country that features a wealth of historical ...

The world we live in today comprises more and more cities, encroaching on the natural environment as they grow ever ...

Chile – the world’s narrowest country – is a destination which is often overlooked by travellers. It’...

It’s no myth that Southern Africa, with its diverse array of natural geography and varied landscapes, is home to ...

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

Among several major trails that run through the Peruvian Andes, the Lares Trek stands out from the rest as a ...

Wellbeing in Kenya With the end of the UK’s lockdown just on the horizon, at last we’re able ...

Whilst climate change is an issue that affects all of humanity, areas of Africa are particularly vulnerable to its impact; ...

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

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

The economic benefits of tourism on the island of Curaçao are undisputed, with the revenue enabling much-needed developments ...

The Cape Town Minstrel Carnival, also called Kaapse Klopse, is an annual festival and celebration held on January 2nd. The ...

The Feminine Stereotype of Sustainability To address sustainability, it is important to address the issues that arise within the movement (...

The Covid-19 Pandemic has impacted one of the largest business sectors in the world, the Travel Industry. It has ...

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

Wanting to steer away from the weekend breaks to Europe and actually make a good impact on the planet? Costa ...

Why Burst the Bubble? The Joys of Travelling Together In today’s uncertain times, the joys of travel may seem ...

Sri Lanka is a hugely popular tourist destination and a growing segment of its industry is devoting itself to ecotourism, ...