By Nicole Trilivas As the world’s lowest country, the Maldives is famous for its colourful coral islands and the wide array of marine wildlife they attract. Unfortunately, due to global …
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By Arwa Lodhi Your vacations just got more eco-friendly than ever, thanks to this, zero emissions holiday home! Created by Finnish designer Robin Falck, whose earlier design, Nido cabin, has …
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By Diane Small Imagine this: sleeping with a view over the Andes mountains all around, with the night sky twinkling overhead, and the greenery of the Sacred Valley visible below …
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By Diane Small There are few places as untouched today as Bhutan, also known rather fittingly as the Hermit Kingdom. The fact is that it’s difficult to access; is rather …
Hate flying? These luxury train journeys offer a wonderful – and scenic – alternative By Chiara Spagnoli Gabardi Not so long ago, train travel was considered to be the very …
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Is it time to quit your job and travel the world? These tips can help! (PS: I’ve done it!) By Chere Di Boscio Sick of your daily commute? Dream about …
By Diane Small While most people absolutely love to explore new cultures, cuisines and sights through travel, not many enjoy the ‘getting there’ part of it. With increasingly heavy airport …
We love the idea of renting, not buying. And now yachting and the sharing economy are helping us all live a more luxe life! By Chiara Spagnoli Gabardi We’ve long …
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By Charlotte Lynham Nervous doesn’t even begin to describe it. Having ripped my knee to shreds in Austria while skiing last year, the notion of returning to that country for …
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By Chere Di Boscio Machu Picchu is a bucket list destination for many, but arriving to the famous site is also something of a mission: you have to land in …
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By Alicia Erickson The car bumped along the verdant highlands, curving around hills to reveal sweeping views of lakes and silhouettes of volcanoes. We began our ascent into the mountains, …
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By Chere Di Boscio Feeling stuck in a rut is a common complaint: wake up, work, sleep is the sad cycle that many of us fall into. Even on holiday, …
By Alexandria Beyer The indigenous wisdom the Q’ero people of the high Andes carry may be ancient, but as I discovered, it’s just as relevant today as it was thousands …
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The best eco hotels for hiking are also, unsurprisingly, some of the most naturally beautiful. See more here! All reviews by Chere Di Boscio and Wendy Altschuler It’s that time …
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By Chere Di Boscio We all saw it and loved it: Trainspotting, the film. Remember the beginning? “Choose life. Choose a job. Choose a career. Choose a family. Choose a …
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By Adam Attew Cheeky and I were at King’s Cross about to board the 12:20 train to Berwick-Upon-Tweed, and I couldn’t wait. It’s hard to beat train travel when sitting …
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By Anonymous It’s a cliche that travel expands the mind. Learning new languages and cultures, seeing new sites and eating new food are all experiences that give you a new …
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The Alila Jabal Akhdar resort is a wonderful example of how Oman can be an eco friendly travel destination By Maryan Abdinur Killer views and charming surroundings are enough to …
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By Justin Wateridge The float plane roars and Keller eases back on the throttle. The immensity of the scenery below unfolds. Primordial nature. Wilderness. Muted hues. We are flying over …
Ready for the trip of a lifetime? These eco hotels in Dominica can offer that! By Arwa Lodhi Most of us live in cities today, and so our holidays involve …
By Diane Small Thanks to globalisation, international cuisine can be found in any major city. In fact, one of the ubiquitous ‘first world problems’ we all face is: what to …
By Courtney Yalen Ahh, Morocco – the land of Argan oil, black soap, mint tea and some of the most ancient and awe-inspiring places to stay imaginable. Built around arcaded …
By Mike Long From swimming with captive dolphins to riding elephants, there’s unfortunately no shortage of examples of ways that animal tourism doesn’t work. Unsuspecting, animal loving tourists are often …
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