Category: green travel

Climate change: there is no doubt it is happening. As a traveler you may have had chances to confront its effects in more than one part of the world. …

The first thing I notice is that Juan Wayne, the resident tortoise, is missing. There’s a sign propped up next to the guestbook in the shared kitchen describing his …

Over the years, I’ve done my fair share of travels, and I’ve met a lot of coffee drinkers. This means I’m no stranger to the stereotypes about coffee-drinking Americans. …

Tasting a new country’s cuisine is one of the greatest parts of the travel experience – for some, it’s even the greatest. While we need to be flexible when …

At first glance, it’s a little misleading. If you go in the late wintertime, the water might look just a little bit murky. The air might be a little …

  Mølleåen is a river connecting four lakes 10 miles north of Copenhagen, Denmark. If you’re looking for a relaxing afternoon in the summer while visiting Copenhagen, kayaking here …

I’m not exactly a wine-tasting connoisseur, but I do know that when I drink wine I should be on the lookout for things. Things like floral, citrus, and oak. …

Here’s a very important lesson about drinking port wine: don’t drink a lot of it. It’s not its syrupy sweetness or that it’s associated with being a dessert wine …

Few will rank Manila as one of the world’s greatest capital cities to visit, but nobody can say it’s dull. The population is very young, vibrant, and full of …

No so long ago, the closest you could get to “glamping” was sleeping in an Airstream. Then upscale tented camps starting popping up in Africa, a few people tricked …

It was a summer when most of the metro was taken up. We packed into a bus like roasting sardines as it puffed out to the suburbs of Rome. Armed …

It also ended. Three weeks after my family and I watched the earth being born, my mother-in-law sent me the news article from Hawaii News Now: “Kamokuna ocean cliff …