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I’m convinced that the Balkans– an area in Eastern and Southeastern Europe with oft-disputed borders– is one of Europe’s best regions for ecotourism. After visiting the region, I'd say that Keep Reading
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I don’t think I actually knew what "green" meant before I visited the Ecuadorian Amazon. As we walked towards our jungle camp, the forest around us got thicker and thicker. New shades of Keep Reading
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The Best Hiking Trails (for your World Travel Bucket List)
There’s no escaping the environmental impact of traveling... unless we decide to travel on foot. Trekking the world's best hiking trails is arguably the most eco-friendly way to travel. It's as Keep Reading
Top 7 Things to Do in China for Nature Lovers
China is an incredible and enchanting country that will captivate you with its stunning scenery and fascinating history. With 3,705,407 square miles of land, naturally there are an Keep Reading
Kigali Genocide Memorial: Rwanda History, From Colonialism to Genocide
My heart aches. I feel as if I cannot breathe. I'm halfway through a tour of the Kigali Genocide Memorial Center, which opened in 2004 on the site where 250,000 victims of the Rwanda genocide Keep Reading
Dub Music: The History & Evolution of Dub (Plus Top 10 Dub Albums)
If you love the modern sounds of hip-hop, house, dubstep, trip-hop, acid jazz, or techno, you can thank the Jamaican music pioneers of dub music (a.k.a. dub reggae). Long before current music icons Keep Reading
GO GREEN TIP #118: How to Volunteer with Responsible Organizations
GO GREEN TIP #118: How to Volunteer with Responsible Organizations Believe it or not, despite a mass media frenzy based around hatred and harm, the world’s population at large seems to be Keep Reading
St Thomas Islands (Outdoor Adventures on Cas Cay)
St Thomas, a sparkling jewel in the U.S. Virgin Islands, is world renowned for its gorgeous beaches. Many mainstream travelers are drawn to the island simply for its white sand and palm trees. But Keep Reading
How to Get the Most For Your Kruger National Park Entrance Fee
Considering the impressive array of wildlife you can see there, the Kruger National Park entrance fee is a mere pittance. During our visit a few weeks ago with Discover Corps, admission to Keep Reading
Our Epic Fjords of Norway Road Trip
Summarizing a road trip through the Fjords of Norway is a slippery slope of clichéd superlatives. "Jaw-dropping," "awe inspiring, and "mindblowing" are the first adjectives come to mind. But the Keep Reading
Top 7 Things to Do in Bolivia: A Visitor’s Guide
The Top 7 Things to Do in Bolivia (This guest post on Things to Do in Bolivia is from Matthew Bailey, the world traveling writer behind Live Limitless. He's passionate about trying new Keep Reading
Endangered Elephants of East Africa
The African continent is home to two species of increasingly endangered elephants. The elusive African Forest Elephant, which lives in the forests of the Congo, is the smallest of the world’s three Keep Reading
GO GREEN TIP #116: Travel Packing Tips for Long Term Trips
I'd been traveling for years before I even considered the notion that travel packing tips could make a difference in the trips my wife and I took. I was on my way to the Keep Reading
Scuba Diving the Belize Barrier Reef
The Belize Barrier Reef may not have the worldwide recognition of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef. But the UNESCO World Heritage Site stretches over 190 miles, comprising more than a third of the Keep Reading