A few ideas on how walking up a big pile of volcanic rocks in Africa can teach you something about life. For some, climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro is another check box on a “to do” list. For me it turned out to be a journey
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Written on December 13, 2010
The second Tribewanted project in John Obey, Sierra Leone is officially open for business. This latest report from the community (and other related videos) demonstrate how Tribewanted is once again pushing the boundaries of tourism in a very positive way.
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Written on September 9, 2010
SECOND PLACE THE BACKDOOR: When I was in London on July 6 of 2005, the city was celebrating. After a long bidding campaign to host the 2012 summer Olympics, the International Olympic Committee had declared it the winner.
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Nothing beats the experience of staying with locals and supporting their local communities. The WHL Group puts forward here five of its favourite community-based accommodation initiatives in Africa.
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Written on September 7, 2009
Recent graduate Sean Maher on his plans to ride out the recession from Cornwall in the UK to Cape Town, South Africa.
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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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Climbing Kilimanjaro: Life Lessons from the Top of Africa
A few ideas on how walking up a big pile of volcanic rocks in Africa can teach you something about life. For some, climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro is another check box on a “to do” list. For me it turned out to be a journey
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Tribewanted John Obey is open for business [video]
The second Tribewanted project in John Obey, Sierra Leone is officially open for business. This latest report from the community (and other related videos) demonstrate how Tribewanted is once again pushing the boundaries of tourism in a very positive way.
Continue Reading »
Hosting a sports “mega-event”: Promises, promises.
SECOND PLACE THE BACKDOOR: When I was in London on July 6 of 2005, the city was celebrating. After a long bidding campaign to host the 2012 summer Olympics, the International Olympic Committee had declared it the winner.
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Top five picks for community-based tourism accommodation in sub-equatorial Africa
Nothing beats the experience of staying with locals and supporting their local communities. The WHL Group puts forward here five of its favourite community-based accommodation initiatives in Africa.
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Riding out the Recession
Recent graduate Sean Maher on his plans to ride out the recession from Cornwall in the UK to Cape Town, South Africa.
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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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