Taiwan by Bike: a Nine Day Journey Across the Island
On this new cycling tour of Taiwan, guests will bike the length of the country, from the northern capital, Taipei, to the southern tip. Bikers will ride past emerald-colored rice …
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Jackson Groves and Journey Era Kick Off Adventure Bag
By Kevin Majoros Jackson Groves started his travel blog, Journey Era, two years ago and it has attracted a cult following among millennials and the younger demographic. Below is an …
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Commune with Penguins and Find Your Groove in the Galapagos: A DIY Guide for Families
By Carolyn Sotka Concha de Perla, a quiet cove tucked away on Isabella Island in the Galapagos, easily lives up to its namesake ‘pearl shell’. Layers of iridescent blue mix …
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With the right itinerary Cambodia will be the trip of a lifetime
Cambodia is going to need some planning first. One recommendation is to pick up a hard copy travel book like Lonely Planet for before and during your trip. Internet can …
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Tourism and Conservation in Vanuatu
The thumping of the bass from the deejay’s music set went on until 4am as I awoke a few times from my jet-lagged slumber. I had arrived into Vanuatu right …
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Vacation in the wake of a hurricane and put your money where your heart is
Some tragedies resulting from natural disasters – and worse – have rocked our world recently. Broken hearts, in fact. In times like these we want to reach out and help …
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Watch out! There are Manatees About!
Stephanie L. Swanson, Miami University The Effects of Ecotourism, Recreational Boating, and Fishing on the Conservation of the Florida Manatee Currently, the Florida manatee, a subspecies of West Indian manatee, is …
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Ever dream of swimming with humpback whales? Now you can.
Karim has focused his work on documenting marine wildlife, and in particular humpback whales. If you are interested in swimming with or photographing humpback whales Karim guides people in small …
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Polynesian Voyaging Society – Hōkūle’a Returns Home
By Kevin Majoros It has been said that the early settlers of Polynesia arrived from the west at those islands in their voyaging canoes by accident. Long known to be …
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The Evolution of Big Wave Surfer Greg Long
Greg Long spent over ten years of his adult life being 100 percent committed to chasing every big swell in the world. He worked diligently, both mentally and physically, to …
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