Responsible and Sustainable Travel Habits June 11th, 2009 • by Matt Holmes 16 Simple Ways for Travelers to Save the Planet By Eric Lucas Reprinted and adapted from MSN.com, April 2009 “No, I don’t need a clean plate,” I tell the server at a New York convention luncheon, I’ve come back for seconds, and I’m asking him to place the food on the same china plate I… Read More »
Bhutan Travel Writing June 5th, 2009 • by Matt Holmes Bhutan tour: A Journey Into the Peaceful Kingdom “I would love to return to Bhutan someday. It really was such an amazing and unforgettable trip….something I never experienced before…something magical.” Bhutan In a far away place that is just starting to emerge, Is the mind, heart and soul of Mother Earth which we must preserve.… Read More »
Tales from the Trail: Costa Rica Adventure May 28th, 2009 • by Deborah Tobey Monkeys, Sloths and Toucans, oh my . . . . Last week I was lucky enough to join a Costa Rica adventure tour. It was a whirlwind trip, as I had many site inspections to do and appointments to keep, however, I did get to enjoy the magic of this beautiful country with brilliant Boundless… Read More »
The Natural Wonders of the World May 19th, 2009 • by Matt Holmes New7Wonders, a nonprofit organization dedicated to giving the world’s citizens a voice in choosing the most stunning places on earth, is at it again. In 2007 they organized a global voting platform project to have people from all ends of the world vote on The New Natural Wonders of the World; organic, historical, and architectural… Read More »
Namibia's Top Safari Lodges May 14th, 2009 • by Matt Holmes Namibia’s wilderness – a land of volcanic mountains and epic dunes – is also the backdrop for a growing number of stylish hideaways. From June 2009 Travel & Leisure By Richard Alleman Namibia came onto the pop-culture radar three years ago, when Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt stayed at a beach resort on the country’s… Read More »