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Imagine yourself petting a cute, cuddly lion cub. You can play with it, pose for pictures with it, even go for a walk through the African bush with it. Sounds pretty amazing, right? But what if you Keep Reading
The Top 5 UK National Parks
There are 15 UK National Parks spread across England, Scotland and Wales. The majority of them are located miles away from big cities. The United Kingdom is the 8th biggest tourist destination in Keep Reading
MEXICO: Swimming with Whale Sharks in Cancun (With Video)
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Are Backpackers Destroying the World? Q&A With Gringo Trails Director Pegi Vail
“Tourism is really about selling nature and cultural heritage,” says National Geographic Traveler editor Costas Christ during an interview near the beginning of the Gringo Trails documentary. The Keep Reading
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Help Elephant Nature Park Save Elephants
An Elephant changed my life. I realize this may sound like exaggerated hyperbole. But, until you've come face-to-face with an animal more than twice your height and 75 times your weight, it's Keep Reading
