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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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Abu Dhabi Beach Gains Blue Flag Award

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Abu Dhabi’s Corniche has become the Arabian Gulf’s first Blue Flag beach The city of Abu Dhabi has become the first Arabian Gulf location to...
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Oil Spills Near Coral Reef in Israel Cleaned Up, This Time

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Concerted cleaning efforts averted major disaster in Eilat, but more serious oil spills are only "a matter of time" say Israeli officials. Two separate oil...
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Can World’s Oceans Become Extinct?

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  Explosive phytoplankton "bloom" in Pacific Ocean, caused by too much CO2 infusion. Photo credit: NASA We have written time and time again in Green Prophet...
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HooHa Cyclists’ House Geared Towards Housing Visiting Cyclists in Northern Israel

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HooHa Cyclists' House in northern Israel gives traveling cyclists a bike-oriented place to stay. Eco tourism has been spreading all over the Middle East, with...
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Thai Migrant Workers Poach Wildlife for Food in Israel

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Thai workers are hunting for illegal game in Israel to supplement diet on meager income. The problem is they've over-hunted endangered animals Illegal hunting of...
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Jordan Gets A New UNESCO-Protected Pit Stop

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It's hard to believe that Jordan -thought worldwide to be nothing more than a sliver of desert - would have rushing waterfalls to protect. At...
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Palestinian Environmentalist Talks About Water, Dams & Finding Peace

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The Palestinian environmentalist Taleb Al Harithi was born in a small town near Hebron called Idna in 1955. After gaining his PhD in 1986,...
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Iran Plans To Launch Monkey Into Space

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Monkeys and other mammals have long been sacrificed to enable humans to explore space. Iran is going to send a monkey into space to prepare...
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Fish Farming Isn’t So Evil After All

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A new report sheds light on when, where, and how aquaculture is terrible for the environment, and when it's not so bad. Aquaculture has a...
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Green Prophet Eco-Tours Wadi Ara’s Hiking Trails and Springs

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Bottom Trawlers In Oman Get The Boot

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Greenpeace activists take on bottom trawlers. But in Oman, they no longer have to. Bottom trawlers were forced to set sail after Oman effected its...
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“There Is Hope Now”- Conservationist On Egypt’s Post-Revolution Future

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Planned Lion-Fight In Egypt Takes A Political Turn

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Leaked Poop Forces 2 Tel Aviv Beach Closures

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Locals and holiday makers who love the beautiful Gordon Beach will have to leave their bikinis at home. Contaminated waters off Gordon Beach and Charles...
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Romantic Desert Lodge in Egypt Offers Fresh Eggs And Sanity

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Tired of pollution and noise? Seek refuge and organic food at the Desert Lodge in Egypt's western desert. The stunning Desert Lodge en route to...
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