‘Alpine Pearls’, a non-profit organization comprised of 24 member villages in Austria, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Slovenia and France has been named 2011 winner of the ‘Destination Stewardship’ category at the Tourism for Tomorrow awards for its efforts to “…successfully manage a sustainable tourism programme at the destination level, incorporating social, cultural, environmental and economic benefits.”
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Guludo Beach Lodge in the Quirimbas National Park in Mozambique, was this week given the Tourism for Tomorrow award for Community Benefit at the annual World Travel & Tourism Council in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The lodge, located on the pristine white sands of the Indian Ocean in one of the southern African country’s poorest areas, was [...]...read more
All but one of these books about travelling have been made into films—which I think shows just how inspiring they are. So, for some great travel inspiration—or just a great hostel read!—pick any of these books.
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New Zealand has many towns and settlements that have retained their old school charm, and offer a taste of a simpler life. One area that typifies this quiet and beauty is the Coromandel Peninsula, on the North Island. A favourite vacation spot among locals, it has managed to keep off the proverbial tourist radar.
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Canada boasts a rich and varied landscape, which thanks to Parks Canada, is protected and conserved for us and future generations to enjoy. Canada’s official National Parks and National Historic Sites protect not only our flora and fauna, but also the country’s heritage. With over 100 parks and historic sites, we are spoiled for choice when it comes to picking an ideal vacation spot.
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Features
22 New Beginnings, Eternal Spice
Story and photography by Jeff Fuchs
Sri Lanka, where cinnamon and spice make everything nice, offers a kaleidoscope of sweet sound, tantalizing smell and vibrant colour – all of which entrances our Editor-at-Large, as he journeys to the newly-at-peace, little island nation in the Indian Ocean.
36 The Kurdish Miracle
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