by Kylie of Green & Growing Eco Friendly World Travel…Tourists are notorious for not taking care of the environment as they travel. Whether you’re visiting Tokyo or Tegucigalpa, it will benefit both you and the environment if you practice eco-friendly traveling. Traveling the World the Eco-friendly Way Many people complain …
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by Alexandra Rose of BlueRing.blue Getting ready to travel to the most remote atoll in the world, I thought I knew what to expect. On calm seas, Clipperton is a 96-hour commute from land. It is a ring-shaped coral reef formed by an extinct volcano with a lagoon in the …
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by Brianna Rowe Thailand’s northern provinces are adorned with elaborately carved elephant woodwork, elephant-print textiles and temples gated by elephant idols. Even the national beer, Chang, is named after the country’s most revered animal. Although elephant statues line the highways linking national parks, it might soon be impossible to find …
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