Tag: Sustainable Tourism
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Best Places to Go in Africa in 2026
Introduction: Africa’s Seasonal Tapestry in 2026 As travel rebounds in 2026, Africa stands out with a tapestry of safaris, pristine coastlines, ancient cities, and modern urban hubs. From the wildlife-rich savannas of East Africa to the sun-kissed shores of the Indian Ocean, the continent invites curious explorers and adventurous travelers alike. Here’s our curated list…
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Prince William’s Climate-Focused Rio Stop Highlights Royal Visit to Brazil
Prince William’s Climate-Focused Rio Stop Highlights Royal Visit to Brazil The future king of the United Kingdom is in Brazil with a message centered on climate action and sustainable development. Prince William arrived in Rio de Janeiro for a short but symbolic visit that blends diplomacy, environmental advocacy, and the cultural richness of one of…
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Why One Woman Hosts Women’s Empowerment Retreats Across Africa
Introduction: A Journey Beyond the Course of Travel When a single woman takes the helm of a continent‑spanning initiative, the ripple effects can redefine how communities view leadership, wellness, and opportunity. Roar Africa’s network of Women’s Empowerment Retreats across Africa is a compelling example. It’s not just a travel itinerary; it’s a deliberate peacetime march…
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West Africa’s Cultural Tourism Renaissance: Sierra Leone Joins One Nation Reggae Festival
Introduction: A Quiet Revolution in West Africa West Africa is witnessing a cultural tourism renaissance driven not by policy alone but by the power of music, storytelling, and shared heritage. Across the region, communities are leveraging festivals and creative platforms to attract travelers, support local artists, and preserve traditional practices while embracing contemporary art forms.…
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West Africa’s Cultural Tourism Renaissance: Sierra Leone Joins One Nation Reggae Festival
Introduction: A Quiet Revolution in West Africa Across West Africa, a quiet but powerful movement is reshaping how the world experiences the region’s rich cultural tapestry. No longer confined to traditional museums or isolated heritage sites, cultural tourism is exploding into an interconnected, music-fueled renaissance. The latest signal of this shift is Sierra Leone’s formal…
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Save Club Intramuros Golf: Preserve Manila Heritage
Battle Over a Century-Old Landmark The future of Club Intramuros Golf Course in Manila has become a lightning rod for a broader debate about heritage, urban green space, and the economic fabric of the historic Walled City. The Manila City government’s plan to convert the course into a public forest park has drawn strong opposition…
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Zimbabwe Hosts International Wildlife Conservation Symposium to Drive Regional Collaboration
Overview: A Promising Step for Regional Conservation From October 22–23, 2025, Zimbabwe’s Zimbabwe National Parks Authority (ZIMPARKS) convened an international wildlife conservation symposium designed to foster interdisciplinary collaboration among biodiversity experts, climate scientists, sustainable tourism professionals, and community leaders. The event highlighted innovative technologies, community-driven strategies, and new financing models aimed at advancing sustainable development…
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Travel Empowerment in Phuket: How Travellers Shape the Future
The Age of Traveller Power If you listen closely, the chatter around travel today sounds less like a stock market of routes and rates and more like a manifesto: travellers have power. From the moment our group of five—spanning three generations—decided to exchange Vietnam for Phuket, we felt it in real time: the ability to…
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Phuket Travelers Power: AI and Empathy Redefining Travel
Phuket and the moment of traveller power From a sun-drenched pool in Phuket to the glow of a resort’s private villas, the modern traveler is wielding more influence than ever before. Our five-strong group—spanning three generations—found ourselves in Phuket not Vietnam, a twist born from visas and timing. Yet the broader truth remains: in today’s…
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The universe opens up for us: meet the astro-ambassadors welcoming stargazers to the Himalayas
Stargazing in the Himalayas taps a new future for Hanle Perched at 4,500 metres, the village of Hanle in Ladakh sits under one of the clearest night skies on Earth. In 2022, it earned India’s first dark sky reserve status, transforming a remote crossroads of nomadic life into a thriving hub for astronomy and sustainable…