Written on November 28, 2008
An indigenous leader from Ecuador has spoken about the ‘terrible consequences’ of first contact between his tribe and the outside world.
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Written on November 27, 2008
The Adventurists remind us that there is an alternative to organised tours and group travel experiences. This is extreme independent travel.
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Written on November 26, 2008
Smoke inhalation is one of the leading causes of early death in the Peruvian Andes. Cooking over an open fire may sound romantic to us but many children are becoming seriously ill as a result.
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Written on November 23, 2008
Behind the string of bizarre and incessant questions sometimes asked by locals lies can lie the key to understanding them better. Claire Prest is in India.
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Written on November 20, 2008
With absolutely no fishing equipment at all it’s a wonder we ever managed to get a regular supply of food out of the Aitutaki lagoon.
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Written on November 20, 2008
Raj Gyawali believes that students protesting in Kathmandu are compromising their potential as well as that of their nation.
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Written on November 19, 2008
Like signing-up for duty, it is now up to the entrepreneurs of this country, apparently, especially those with little or no experience.
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Written on November 19, 2008
A summary of the last few months on Make Travel Fair.
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Written on November 18, 2008
In the last few weeks, a protest by the Enawene Nawe people of Brazil temporarily took a dam building site out of action.
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Written on November 18, 2008
I want to travel, not buy a holiday off the shelf.
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Monthly Archives: November 2008
Indigenous Leader In Ecuador Recalls First Contact
An indigenous leader from Ecuador has spoken about the ‘terrible consequences’ of first contact between his tribe and the outside world.
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The Adventurists: No guides, no rules, proper adventure
The Adventurists remind us that there is an alternative to organised tours and group travel experiences. This is extreme independent travel.
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Tribewanted: The Andina Diaries – Cooking in the Andes
Smoke inhalation is one of the leading causes of early death in the Peruvian Andes. Cooking over an open fire may sound romantic to us but many children are becoming seriously ill as a result.
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Context Is Everything
Behind the string of bizarre and incessant questions sometimes asked by locals lies can lie the key to understanding them better. Claire Prest is in India.
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Shipwrecked: Surviving the Cook Islands pt.II
With absolutely no fishing equipment at all it’s a wonder we ever managed to get a regular supply of food out of the Aitutaki lagoon.
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Nepal: A Country Of Contrasts
Raj Gyawali believes that students protesting in Kathmandu are compromising their potential as well as that of their nation.
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Global Enterprise Week
Like signing-up for duty, it is now up to the entrepreneurs of this country, apparently, especially those with little or no experience.
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maketravelfair newsletter – Autumn/Winter 2008
A summary of the last few months on Make Travel Fair.
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Electricity Consumers. Meet The Enawene Nawe Tribe
In the last few weeks, a protest by the Enawene Nawe people of Brazil temporarily took a dam building site out of action.
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A Ticket To Ride, That’s All You Need
I want to travel, not buy a holiday off the shelf.
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