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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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Israel Arbor Day Concentrates More on Green Development Projects

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Is Hiriya Israel's national eco-symbol? It looks more that way Although the just completed Tu Bishvat celebration in Israel included many tree planting ceremonies, especially...
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Turkish Monk Seal Pups Rescued From High Seas

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Trees That Don’t Stand a Chance Against Climate Change

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The answer to climate woes for pines and and maples may be blowing in the wind. Sad news so soon after the Jewish New...
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Sea Census Locates 1200 New Marine Species in World’s Oceans

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New species of sea cucumber, found in Atlantic Ocean at depth of 2,700 feet. A newly concluded Census of Marine Life, covering most of the...
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“Forgotten” Arab Israeli Town Gets Chance to Change Eco-Image

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Jisr al Zarka, as seen from Tenenim Stream estuary Anyone visiting Israel's remaining coastal Arab town, Jisr al Zarka may notice almost immediately how different ...
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Masdar’s Futuristic Eco-Pod-Car Has Arrived – Fasten Your Seatbelts!

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Masdar - the Eco-city - is home to the hottest and most energy efficient transport system in the world: The Personal Rapid Transit (pod car). The PRT is fast, powered by lithium batteries, driverless, can carry up to 10 people safely and looks oh so beautiful in the gleaming sun... Check out more here.
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Governor Bans Recreational Fishing In Southern Sinai

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Violators of the new recreational fishing ban in Southern Sinai will be tracked and prosecuted. At the end of last year, a spate of shark...
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Top 3 Middle Eastern Eco-Cities to Visit in 2011

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Planning out your vacations for the new year ahead? Beirut, Tel Aviv and Abu Dhabi make the cut. A few months ago, world-renowned travel guide...
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“Progress” Ploughs Through UAE Petroglyphs

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Archaeologists in Fujairah at working against the clock to save the UAE's precious rock art. Without an historical record, our future would seem shallow. A...
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Two Women Cycle The Silk Road For Transboundary Conservation

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These women began their epic 10,000 mile biking for transboundary conservation journey in Istanbul. Following their own footsteps down an entirely different path, best friends...
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Seventy Percent Of Turkey’s Birds Join Downhill Path To Extinction

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This Imperial Eagle is one of several species in Turkey that face extinction. Birds accustomed to breeding and rearing their young in healthy wetlands are...
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Jordanian Environmentalists to Fight Ajloun Forest Construction

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Jordanian environmentalists have launched a new campaign against planned construction in a nature reserve. Jordanian environmentalists have launched a new campaign against plans to build...
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Loss Of Marine Life Could Lead To Ecosystem Collapse

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Research shows that if we aren't able to stay the loss of ocean biodiversity, we could witness total ecosystem collapse. The loss of ocean predators...
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The Surprising Impact Of Dust On Climate Change

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Dust in the atmosphere can mitigate the heating effect of trapped greenhouse gases. If climate science were simple, perhaps we could design a quick fix...
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“Spy Vulture” Cleared Of Espionage Charges

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The vulture (which may actually be a bald eagle) captured in rural Saudi Arabia will be released. Following widespread (and embarrassing) news coverage, the vulture...
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Bricks and Minifigs, and the Future of Circular Play

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