10 Reasons Why a Dose of Fear Is Good for You
Sometimes, fear can be debilitating; but in the right doses, it can actually be good for you! Here are 10 reasons why....
13 December, 2017
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Looking for Lemurs in Madagascar
There are more than 100 different varieties of lemur that live in Madagascar—and only in Madagascar. Finding them entails a trek through the island’s rain forests… ...
02 December, 2017
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Extinction Tourism: Seeing Wild Animals Before They’re Gone
If you travel to see rare wildlife, you may be an "extinction tourist." Are such trips more likely to help or harm the scarce animals you go to see?...
08 November, 2017
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The World’s Best Travel Pilgrimages
Pilgrimages add to travel the adventure of the quest; they turn the traveler into a seeker, an explorer of both inner and outer landscapes...
16 September, 2017
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The Best Adventure Book Ever Written: “The Little Prince”
I'd argue that the best adventure book ever written is "The Little Prince" by Antoine de Saint-Exupery. Here's why....
09 September, 2017
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5 Migrations You Won’t Want to Miss
Millions of butterflies cluster; centuries of cultures congregate; snowmelt thunders to the coast; caribou dash through the tundra; wildebeest run for their lives. The jaw-dropping phenomenon of migration is around us — don’t miss it...
29 July, 2017
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Conservation Travel: A Source of Hope for Africa’s Endangered Gorillas
Gorilla trekking fees are expensive, and in Rwanda, they just got higher. For Africa’s endangered gorillas, however, those permits represent a hope that many say is priceless....
26 July, 2017
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A Single Step: Travel Independence in Ghana by Mridu Khullar Relph
Her childhood dream was to go abroad. When the dream becomes reality, Mridu Khullar Relph learns to travel in Ghana: afraid, alone, independent and free....
12 July, 2017
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What Walls Witnessed in Morocco
My first impression was of a city beige and worn, but as I quickly found out, there is more to Fes than initially meets the eye....
22 April, 2017
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Travel Boycotts: Taking Your Adventures Elsewhere
The global tourism industry is worth trillions of dollars. To force nations to revise harmful human rights and wildlife policies, do travel boycotts work?...
19 April, 2017
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