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Stay at Sheybara, the Red Sea pod hotel
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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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Walk Off McDonalds at Masada – A Sacred Dead Sea Site

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Zionists believe that the McDonalds at Masada, a sacred Jewish site, cuts to the heart of their strongest ideals.
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Naked Israelis on Everyone’s Minds

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Naked Israelis to the rescue. Mission: Save the Dead Sea. Hugging trees, saving whales, and starting recycling campaigns for environmentalists. Now, eco-activists from a...
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The Red Sea is Getting Hotter Faster Than the Rest

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As the Red Sea gets hotter, what will be the fate of its magnificent coral reefs? 1,000 Israelis dropped their drawers over the weekend -...
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Wild Animal “Pets” Still Commonplace in the Gulf

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This baby cheetah was found wandering the streets in Abu Dhabi The trafficking of wild animals for sale to rich and wannabe rich collectors in...
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Dead Sea naked activism

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This was more than just being about 1,000 people in the buff. This was about bringing attention to the cause of the Dead Sea and its rapidly impending demise. This was about waking people up and a call to action.
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Israel’s Ramot Menashe Woodland New UNESCO Biosphere Reserve

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Sclerophyllous forests in Ramot Menashe now a UNESCO biosphere reserve For such a small country, Israel has some very beautiful and unique natural landscapes and...
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Dar Les Cigognes: Night “One” of Your 1001 Nights in Marrakesh

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Stay at Dar Les Cogognes for a boutique-style rest in the exhilarating city of Marrakesh. Marrakesh is a thrill to travelers looking to access the...
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Dubai Porsche Driver Walks Pet Cheetah on a Leash

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This juvenile cheetah is paraded in front of several onlookers in the streets of Dubai.
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Turkey’s Touristic Beach Towns: Sun, Sea — And A Little Animal Exploitation?

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Hotels and photographers along Turkey's tourism-heavy southern coast are reportedly exploiting chimpanzees and other wild animals for profit -- but Turkish authorities say they...
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Boycott Wine Until Vineyard No Longer Animal Deathtrap?

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This mountain gazelle can be seriously injured or killed if it tries to reached fenced in vineyards in Israel's Judean Hills. Wineries like Barkan...
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Cave Discovery in Lebanon Could Boost Jeita Grotto’s 7 Natural Wonder Campaign

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Jeita Grotto in Lebanon is one of three Middle Eastern finalists in the 7 Natural Wonders of the World Campaign. Can a new cave...
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Jordan To Host International Permaculture Conference

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Green-fingered activists will be flocking to Jordan to attend the tenth International Permaculture Conference this September The bustling city of Amman and sweeping red sands...
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Moth-Free Pantry With Safe Insect Repellent

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New Israeli technology develops a safe, plant-based insect repellent. If there's one thing a housewife hates, it's opening a package of flour and seeing the...
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Rare 90-Year-Old Sea Turtle Spared from Egyptian Supper

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Turtles were considered evil in ancient Egypt. Locals apparently still haven't forgot. Human desire for the rare and exotic repast knows no boundaries. And while...
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Plight of North Africa’s Wild Ass – The Stripeless Zebra

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African wild asses in a Basel Switzerland zoo. Perhaps the only hope for their survival of this animal which once roamed North Africa. Wild animals...
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