Did you know that less than three percent of all the water in the world is freshwater? Of that, nearly 99% is stored in glaciers, ice caps, and underground. In other words, freshwater on the surface Keep Reading
20 Tallest Mountains in the World By Continent (For Your World Travel Bucket List)
The writing staff here at Green Global Travel has been a fortunate group of ramblers, exploring a bevy of the biggest and tallest mountains in the world. From Alaska's Denali/Mt. McKinley and Keep Reading
20 Biggest Forests in the World (For Your World Travel Bucket List)
There are numerous beautiful forests in the world, and collectively they cover about one-third of Earth's total acreage. These forests provide the oxygen we need to breathe as well as sequester Keep Reading
The 10 Best Canoe Trips (For Your World Travel Bucket List)
Mention the word “paddle” to most people and you may get references to “being up the creek without one,” the movie Deliverance, or corporal punishment handed out at Catholic schools in Keep Reading
10 Awesome Australian Road Trips (For Your World Travel Bucket List)
As a native of Tasmania who has traveled the country extensively, I'd argue that Australian road trips rank among the best in the world. Though I may be prejudiced, I think my homeland truly Keep Reading
Top 10 Australian National Parks (For Your World Travel Bucket List)
Australian National Parks easily rank among the most diverse in the world. Their protected landscapes are so varied, you could dedicate years of your life to exploring them. The country's 500+ Keep Reading
25 Biggest Deserts in the World (For Your World Travel Bucket List)
Deserts– barren areas that receive little rain and offer harsh living conditions– are not the first landscapes that spring to mind for most people considering where to go on vacation. But there are Keep Reading
20 Best Festivals in the World (For Your World Travel Bucket List)
No matter where you go around the globe, everybody loves to celebrate. And when it comes to celebration, festivals offer something for everyone. Whether it’s the arts and culture, food and wine, Keep Reading
10 Best National Parks In USA For Wildlife Watching
The 59 U.S. National Parks invite the public to enjoy nature, recharge their spirits, and pass on wonderful travel memories to future generations. Ever since the National Park Service was Keep Reading
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
The World’s Most Colorful Beaches for your World Travel Bucket List
When picturing time spent lazing on a beach, typical travelers visualize a white sand beach with swaying palms set against a sparkling ocean and a searing sun. But there are uniquely colored Keep Reading
7 Important Life Lessons I Learned in the Galapagos Islands
7 Important Life Lessons I Learned in the Galapagos Islands The first time we traveled to the Galapagos Islands five years ago, I felt as wide-eyed and full of wonder as Jack Skellington Keep Reading
10 Best Places To Scuba Dive For Your World Travel Bucket List
(The following is a guest post from Justin Carmack of Art of Scuba Diving, which focuses on his diving adventures around the world. You can follow Justin on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest. If Keep Reading
The World’s Best Road Trips For Your World Travel Bucket List
We love heading off on grand adventures. But, in the years since 9/11, it seems like the entire process of air travel has become much more of a hassle. For us, it's become a LOT more fun to load up Keep Reading
Top 10 Volcanoes in the World (For Your World Travel Bucket List)
Top 10 Volcanoes For Your World Travel Bucket List (The following is a guest post by Freya Renders of Holiday Nomad. You can connect with Freya on Facebook and Twitter. If you’re a travel Keep Reading
10 Ancient Archaeological Sites For Your World Travel Bucket List
Typically, when ancient archaeological sites get some form of development, it's a benefit. With development comes better controlled access and funds for excavation, preservation, and restoration. Keep Reading
