Nature & wildlife
Top responsible elephant experiences in Thailand
Thailand’s elephants are iconic, but behind their beauty lies a complicated history of tourism and exploitation. The good news? More and more sanctuaries are ditching the gimmicks and putting elephant
Nature & wildlife
The best places to see tigers in the wild in India
India‘s tiger population stands at around 2,967 individuals, making it the largest population of wild tigers in the world, and thus one of the best places in the world
Nature & wildlife
Nature and community agritourism in Rwanda: Red Rocks Cultural Campsite
Agritourism showcases agriculture, rural traditions, and natural resources, providing visitors with an opportunity to experience and learn about these elements through tourism. The Red Rocks Cultural Campsite in Musanze, Rwanda
Nature & wildlife
Why cheetahs in the Maasai Mara need better protection from tourists
The global cheetah population is continuing to decline with only about 7000 individuals left in Africa. This is thought to be about half the population that existed 40 years
Nature & wildlife
Paradise gained – how tourism could help Tasmania’s wilderness
The recent leaking of a new draft management plan for the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area (TWWHA) has prompted vigorous debate over the merits of tourism development in protected
