If you’ve been to a zoo that you’re not happy with or witnessed the exploitation of animals then Born Free want to hear from you.
The National Geographic Society in Washington D.C. has been around for over 120 years. The non-profit approach certainly hasn’t held them back.
Famous internationally as the world’s biggest monolith, Uluru is also a highly sacred site violated every year by visitors who choose climb to the summit.
Do these new projects engage communities and involve them in tourism or do they simply subject them to it.
Eighteen years ago construction was started on a waterfront Sheraton Hotel on Rarotonga in the Cook Islands. It has laid abandoned at eighty percent completion since the 1990s.
Drug tourism flourishes in Vang Vieng, Laos. Opium addicted Laotians have all manner of social problems.
In 2001 around 3,800 ‘Lost Boys’ arrived in the United States, today they are scattered in over 38 cities across the country.
Budget travellers often compromise environmental concerns to save money and extend their trip.
Oral history keeps cultures alive, and communicates valuable experience. We must work to preserve languages.
