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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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Live Baby Leopard Found In Suitcase En Route To Dubai

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A sedated leopard cub less than two months old was among a variety of animals stashed in a suitcase bound for Dubai. Along with a...
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Turkey Possibly Facing Its Worst Environmental Crisis Ever

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When two embankments collapsed at the dam of a silver refinery in the Turkish province of Kütahya, workers began scrambling to keep the cyanide-contaminated...
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Tourists Not Terrorists: The Middle East Can Capitalize on World Eco-Travel Trends

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The three winners from the Middle East/MENA region are Tunisia, Bahrain and Qatar in new survey on tourism trends. The recently released 2011 “Travel...
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Reporter’s Notebook: Tasteless Dried Shark Fin For Sale

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Tafline in Dubai shark market: "Sharks piled up in the back of a truck along with a spade and rebar." The locals are proud to...
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East Jerusalem Environmental Center To Green The Neighbourhood

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From recycling to water conservation, the East Jerusalem Environment Center  is on a mission to improve the city and its neighbourhoods. Joining the ranks...
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An Ant In Dubai

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A greenie examines her soul at the foot of hundreds of Dubai towers. Dubai is nothing at all like Las Vegas. Though both are unlikely...
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Nature Iraq Promotes World Migratory Bird Day

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Iraq is rife with environmental woes, as Arwa points out in her survey. And some of the most endangered animals are migratory birds: the...
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Climbing God’s Mountain for EcoTourism in Egypt

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Sunrise from summit of Mt. Sinai - some say "God's Mountain".  The peninsula offers more than just pristine beaches. Following Egypt's recent revolution resulting in...
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Persepolis Horse Remains Found Buried Alongside Humans

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About 2/3 the size of most horses, the Caspian was used to draw ancient chariots into battle. Louise Firouz loved her Caspians, a small...
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Hope Amidst Dubai’s Marine Destruction

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Mostly concerned expatriates snag bean bags ahead of The End of the Line screening outside the Pavilion Dive Center in Dubai. A dead dugong was...
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Mining Silt, Sewage and Transformer Waste Streaming Into Iraq Rivers

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The Tanjero River that flows southwest of the city of Sulaimani in Iraq, is remembered by many to be a sizeable and beautiful river....
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Israel Animals Killed By Economic Development

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Once common, animals and porcupines like this one are now becoming rare in Israel as development surges, and open spaces diminish. Israel's birds and other...
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Trees In Jordan’s Ajloun Forest Still At Risk

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Despite a campaign by environmentalists to protect the Ajloun forest in Jordan, 300 trees will be uprooted to make way for a military academy Back...
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Live Blog: School Children Pledge To Save UAE Fish

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Students and parents gather at the American Community School in Abu Dhabi to watch The End of the Line. Today we're blogging live from the...
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Anne Frank’s Tree Memorialized in Israel

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This tree gave Anne Frank so much pleasure when she was in hiding. Just before it was about to die, seeds from the Anne...
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Different Types of Hair Loss Treatments Explained

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Dead Sea Scroll mystery may be solved by a calendar that lost touch with the seasons

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