There’s an artisan shop in Georgia working with Indian women to help end sex slavery in India for women and children. Here’s how.
6 Global Good Experiences To Have In Chiang Mai, Thailand
Looking to explore Thailand responsibly? These culturally immersive things to do in Chiang Mai are memorable with a global good twist.
Denver Day Trip: Relaxing In Colorado’s Curative Hot Springs
When I expanded my search to two hours, though, I came across Hot Sulphur Springs Resort & Spa, the photos depicting an idyllic complex of steamy, curative pools nestled by mountains.
La Fortuna Adventures: White Water Rafting Goes Organic In Costa Rica
Our adventurous trip down the river lasts about two hours, and ends with a delicious buffet of fresh cut pineapple and watermelon before we head to the company owner’s organic farm for lunch.
Costa Rica Adventure: Coffee And Cloud Forests In Magnificent Monteverde
It takes only 10 minutes to reach the Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve, featuring more than 4,000 hectares of lush ecosystems, over 100 mammal specials, more than 400 birds and over 3,000 plants, including the largest diversity of orchids on the planet with over 500 species.
USA Travel: Notes From A Solo Female Midwest Road Trip
I’m a restless soul, and am constantly craving a change of scenery or a new adventure to stimulate my senses. After a short but memorable trip to Colorado’s Grand County a few months back I decided I wanted to spend more time in the state.
How One Traveler Is Bringing Literacy To Timbuktu & The Southern Sahara
Sometimes, a life-changing adventure doesn’t begin with careful planning, but with the simple flip of a coin — literally. At least, that’s how it went for intrepid traveler Barry Hoffner.
Long Distance Hiking Trails: How One Woman Completed California’s 800-Mile El Camino Real
This post originally appeared on Jessie on a Journey Love long distance hiking trails? Have you ever wanted to walk in solitude, finding your own …
Sustainable Travel: How To Make Sure Your Next Trip Is A Green One
No matter the name, the intent is the same: travel with the lightest environmental and socio-cultural footprint possible to maintain or improve conditions in all communities around the world and ensure their health for years to come.
How Small Actions When Traveling Have A Big Impact On Children
Anyone who has traveled to a developing country knows the situation well — you arrive in a new place, whether a remote village or a …