Adventure Travel
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Ecotourism Helps Protect Gorillas in the Congo
In the Kahuzi-Biega National Park, they are working to create an ecotourism trade that will help to protect...
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Everything You Need to Know about Female Solo Travel
Ever wanted to travel alone, but not sure where to start? Surprisingly, lots of women have been in...
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The U.S. National Whitewater Center
The U.S. National Whitewater Center is a must-see in Charlotte, North Carolina, and if you’re in North Carolina...
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National parks you’ve never heard of but need to visit
These national parks are not quite as well known, but are still just as beautiful and worth the...
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Why millennials don’t road trip (and why we should)
What ever happened to the classic American road trip? A study shows millennials are more interested in flying...
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You can get paid to travel to the US Virgin Islands in 2017
The US Virgin Islands will pay you to visit this year. And the Virgin Islands have some of...
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Mosetlha Bush Camp: Simple elegance on an African safari (Or: Lions, leopards, and a donkey boiler)
Three hours in an open Land Rover bumping along dusty lanes while tracking lion and buffalo have left...
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Living in the world’s most dangerous city
If you’ve lived in Johannesburg you won’t leave with the crime rate on your mind. You’re more likely...
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The streets of Cairo
In our minds, Cairo was the most exotic of destinations.
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Slackpacking in the wilderness
“Come slackpacking with us,” our South African friends said to us last month when talking us into a...
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China plans to build a solar plant at Chernobyl
Chernobyl won’t be fit for human habitation for possibly 20,000 years, which makes it a great site for...
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Trees might be the only thing to save Sudan
Sudan may be uninhabitable soon according to a recent report. And trees might be the only thing that...
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Major South Asian water source too contaminated for use
A river basin providing water to more than 750 million people may now be too contaminated for drinking...
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Pole Pole: Scaling Africa’s highest summit
I’m not sure exactly what possessed me to join the ranks of some 35,000 people who annually attempt...
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New study suggests going to Mars causes brain damage
What does this mean for the race to Mars?
