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[Updated 11/3/2019] I cried tears of joy when we visited Jordan's ancient city of Petra, not long after we ascended a secret trail to a cliff looking down on the world-renowned Petra Treasury. I Keep Reading
30 Recycled Christmas Decorations & DIY Christmas Crafts to Make
[Updated 10/29/2019] Making recycled Christmas decorations at home is a fantastic opportunity to slow down and savor the holiday season. It gives us a chance to spend some quality time Keep Reading
The 25 Best Places to Spend Christmas in Europe
With the rapid rise of mass tourism, summer travel to Europe has become increasingly problematic. Record-breaking heat, record-breaking visitor numbers, and horrific tourist behavior are leading Keep Reading
The Ultimate Tortuguero National Park, Costa Rica Travel Guide
We’re on a boat, speeding down a river in Tortuguero National Park towards our Tortuguero hotel, Mawamba Lodge. This pristine 77,000-acre protected area is at the heart of efforts to conserve the Keep Reading
The 15 Best Camping Tents for Families
Growing up in a lower-middle class family in Atlanta, we didn't really have the money to take vacations. In fact, I don't remember anyone in our working class neighborhood doing much traveling. So, Keep Reading
The Ultimate Rio Dulce, Guatemala Visitor’s Guide
The Dulce River, or “Sweet” River, is one of the most overlooked places to visit in Guatemala. Popular Guatemala attractions such as the colonial city of Antigua and the ancient ruins of Tikal Keep Reading
The Culture of Myanmar: History & Traditions of Myanmar People
Travelers who visit Myanmar are sure to be immediately struck by the richness of the country's culture. The culture of Myanmar can be both seen– thanks to the plethora of beautiful pagodas Keep Reading
How Gorilla Trekking in Uganda & Rwanda Funds Gorilla Conservation
It may be a cliché, but it's no understatement to say that Mountain Gorilla trekking in Uganda and Rwanda is truly the adventure of a lifetime. It's an incredible opportunity to spend an hour Keep Reading
70 Cool & Weird Animals Around the World (An Epic Guide)
[Updated on October 13, 2019] The world is a wild and wonderful place, filled with millions of cool animals most of us have never even heard of. Growing up feeling like a bit of an Keep Reading
Facts About the ETIAS Application for the EU Travel Visa Waiver
Starting in 2021, all U.S. citizens traveling to Europe will need to apply for a visa waiver called an ETIAS. This new travel authorization system is primarily designed to improve safety in Keep Reading
The 15 Most Haunted Hotels in America
Mary and I got our first experience with haunted locations the very first time we traveled together, when I took her to Barnsley Gardens Resort in north Georgia for Valentine's Day in Keep Reading
The 20 Best Vegan Boots for Women & Men
When Green Global Travel was born back in 2010, our primary mission was to learn how to live a more eco-friendly lifestyle and then share that knowledge with our readers. We mainly focused on what Keep Reading
The 15 Best Places to Visit in India for Nature Lovers
Though India's natural beauty is often overshadowed by her architecture, history and culture, the real gem of the subcontinent is arguably her remarkable array of flora and fauna. It's a little Keep Reading
The Ultimate Alaska Inside Passage Cruise Guide
I've been dreaming of taking an Alaska Inside Passage cruise ever since my first visit to the state in 1999. During that trip I took a half-day Kenai Fjords National Park cruise, saw all sorts of Keep Reading
40 Interesting Facts About Snow Leopards
Normally, when we think of Leopards, we tend to think of fierce predators in hot climates– places like Kenya, Tanzania, and Southern Asia. You might know that Leopards are incredibly strong, able Keep Reading
30 Facts About Deforestation and Its Effects on the Environment
Deforestation is amongst the most detrimental activities we, as humans, are doing to cause, accelerate, and exacerbate climate change. First off, cutting down forests (or, worse yet, intentionally Keep Reading
