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Walk This Way: Walking Tours in Japan
Walk Japan, an established walking tour operator with more than 20 tours criss-crossing Japan’s islands, takes its social responsibility seriously. Its CEO, Paul Christie, a British expat, who has lived in Japan for years is passionate about using Walk Japan to inspire others to think about regenerating rural areas. The company’s tours, which are around…
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Responsible Volunteering: Travel for Change
There’s no doubt about it: responsible travel is in. Endless tips about sustainable measures travelers can take are published on travel websites every day. Information about sustainable accommodations and restaurants is also much easier to find. Since much of the attention is focused on the economic and environmental aspects of responsible travel, one major pillar…
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Quirky Places to Dine in Singapore
Singapore is well known for its food, and there are simply too many options out there (as well as copy-and-paste indie cafes). Apart from the spectacular fare of local food, there are also new concepts popping up, ideas to push boundaries and reinvent the familiar. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed from the wide range of…
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Tea Leaves for Dinner: Burmese Street Food in Chiang Mai
Created by Ellie Cleary of Soul Travel Blog In the Nimman area of Chiang Mai, an area known for it’s relaxed vibe and good eateries, the restaurant “The Burmese” has become something of an institution. I was first taken to this tasty place by a friend who knew the restaurant well, only to later discover…
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South African Adventure to Rastafarian Community
During my freshman year of at West Virginia University I began to get a strong sense of restlessness and un-fulfillment. At the time I was reading a novel called Henderson and the Rain King. A story written by Saul Bellow of a spiritual journey of a rich middle-aged man who feels unfulfilled with his life…
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A Weekend in St. Petersburg, Florida
A Weekend in St. Petersburg, Florida Created By Indiana Lang Recently my wife and I took a visit to St. Petersburg, Florida. As a sort of a mini vacation, as we like to call them, we stayed for just under 36 hours, but really packed a lot of adventure into those hours. Here is a…
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Try the World: Discover the World through Food
Once in awhile, there is an idea that is so magnetic it turns heads and pulls the attention from all the other similar ideas. The luxury gourmet subscription box Try the World was one of those ideas. In an ever expanding sea of subscription boxes for cosmetics, foods and other everyday products, Try the World…
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A Guide to Lombok
An island next to Bali, Lombok is what you’d imagine an unspoiled Bali to be before the tourism boom took over. In fact, with its unspoiled beaches and lush forests, Lombok is exactly what many tourists still mistakenly think Bali to be. The tropical island, inhabited by the local Sasak people, has long been overshadowed…
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Self Guided Safari in Africa, An Experience Like No Other
Going on a self-guided safari in Africa is truly an unforgettable experience. With its vast open spaces and diverse wildlife, Africa is the perfect destination for adventure seekers looking to immerse themselves in nature and observe some of the world’s most magnificent animals in their natural habitat. The prime destinations for this kind of adventure…
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Five Tips on Trekking Cinque Terre
Editor’s Note: Ryan Danz of Amazing Race 21 recently kspent nearly a month in Europe going hither and yon, beginning with his Running of the Bulls in Spain. He’s being gracious enough to share with our readers more of his trip. Below the article is a slideshow of some of his photos, those not included in the…