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Discover the world through sustainable travel, where you can reduce your environmental impact while immersing yourself in authentic local cultures and cuisines. Learn how to travel responsibly by choosing eco-friendly transportation, staying at green accommodations, and supporting local communities.

Savor the flavors of traditional dishes and discover local food markets that prioritize sustainability. From ethical wildlife tourism to zero-waste travel tips, explore ways to enjoy cultural heritage and authentic experiences while preserving the planet for future generations. Start with our trip to Keemalah for a taste of eco luxury travel.

Sustainable travel is all about creating meaningful adventures that benefit both you and the places you visit.

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Moussa Beidas’ Art Installation Powered By The Sun?

Faisal O'Keefe - September 15, 2013

A young Dubai designer wants to install the world's largest perpetual public art installation to send a message around the planet using the power...

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Tigris River Flotilla Puts Iraq Back in the News

Faisal O'Keefe - September 13, 2013

On Sunday, September 15, a fleet of traditional and modern Mesopotamian boats will sail down the Tigris River on an historic voyage of celebration...

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“Spy” Stork Arrested Then Released and Eaten in Egypt

Tafline Laylin - September 11, 2013

A White Stork was arrested in Egypt recently after a fisherman in Qena captured it - believing it to be a spy - and...

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Cyprus Fruit Bats Decline and Head to Turkey?

Karin Kloosterman - September 11, 2013

Animals the world over are changing where they live as humans effect changes on the land. Beyond the bees (see what this market...

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Divers Will Pay to Protect Coral Reef Biodiversity, New Study

Karin Kloosterman - September 11, 2013

With news that Red Sea coral reefs on the coast of Israel may be resistant against the changes of climate change, some more positive...

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The “Arabian Canal” is a Defunct Water Conduit in Dubai

Richard Allenby Pratt - September 9, 2013

In my last post I featured a photograph of an unused structure out in the desert near Dubai, a concrete amphitheatre. It turns out...

Travel

Shi Shaoping Depicts China’s Desert Scenes with Eggs

Tafline Laylin - September 20, 2013

There is something so haunting about desert landscapes, and much as we love our own in the Middle East region, we are blown away...

Travel

Fascinating, Frustrating Morocco: a Tour in Photos

Green Prophet - September 8, 2013

Severed goat heads, bloody and besieged by flies, lay side-by-side on a butcher’s slab. A dozen lethal serpents, coiled and poised to strike, wove...

Travel

Policemen Kill Afghan Kids “Like Birds” While Fishing With Grenades

Tafline Laylin - September 8, 2013

A group of Afghan policemen have been arrested after one of them killed a group of six boys while fishing with a rocket-propelled grenade,...

Travel

Saudi Gazelle Massacre Sparks Outcry

Tafline Laylin - August 22, 2013

A video of Saudi men boasting about their multi-day massacre of several Arabian gazelles has sparked an outcry across social media networks, local newspaper...

Travel

“Fly” Through Morocco on Three Wheels with Twike Maroc

Tafline Laylin - August 17, 2013

Twikes have been around for 15 years, but they have only now made their way to Morocco. A hybrid electric vehicle on three wheels,...

Travel

Iraq’s Newly Protected Marshes a Huge Conservation Turnaround

Tafline Laylin - August 6, 2013

We first learned about Nature Iraq's conservation in a combat zone in 2010. Back then Iraq's only conservation NGO seemed to receive little ministerial support;...

Travel

Moroccan Governor Pushes to Legalize Marijuana

Tafline Laylin - August 5, 2013

Beyond the Mediterranean coastline, northern Morocco's mountains are pocked with small scale dope farms. The government has tried hard to eradicate them, to little...

Travel

To the Dead Sea from the Red Sea Looks To Be Dead

Faisal O'Keefe - July 31, 2013

Jordan’s Minister of Water and Irrigation and Agriculture, Hazim Al Naser, disclosed that the controversial Red-Dead Water Conveyor project may now be shelved in...

Travel

Why Were Egyptian Sphinx Feet Found in Northern Israel?

Faisal O'Keefe - July 29, 2013

Israeli archeologists are nearly bald from puzzled head-scratching. First was the discovery of a sunken mound of rubble beneath the Sea of Galilee, now...

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