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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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How Fair Is That Rose, Dear Egypt?

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Before you pick up your sweetheart's flowers this years, check first to find out where they come from. Only one month before Valentine's day, when...
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One Vulture’s Tagged Migration or Zionist Plot?

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A vulture fitted with Tel Aviv University tags was "arrested" in Saudi Arabia. The charge? Espionage. Fitting migratory birds with tags and GPS transmitters allows...
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Why One Should Linger in Sebastia, Near Nablus

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Wander off the beaten trail in the West Bank, and find a treasure of a guesthouse in Sebastia, near Nablus The little town of...
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Mediterranean Countries Shut Down Coral Protection

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For the sake of trade in red coral such as this, several Mediterranean countries opposed a measure that would have protected precious coral. Already plagued...
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Where Abu Dhabi’s Flamingoes Roam

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Fitted with a satellite device, this flamingo, Yasmeena, will help Abu Dhabi researchers track the bird's migratory routes. Abu Dhabi's Environment Agency (EAD) has been...
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Farmer’s Notebook: Raising Goats Humanely in Outback Israel

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Green Prophet's new writer Rebecca shares her personal experience raising 5 female goats. She shares an easy goat cheese recipe too! The first goats arrived...
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25 Shark Species In Persian Gulf Need Urgent Protection

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Reef sharks in the Gulf are especially vulnerable without sanctuaries to ensure their protection. Red Sea sharks are threatened by Yemenese poachers who sell their...
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Tunisian Eco-Retreat Offers Warm Ecological Hospitality

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If you're looking to rest your laurels somewhere warm and eco-friendly, why not consider Tunisia, the world's most egalitarian Arab nation. Tunisia is the Arab...
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8 Exquisite & Endangered Animals of the Middle East

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From snow leopards to the Pakistani sand cat: The vast deserts, rough mountains and scarce waterways of the Middle East are home to many...
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Biodiversity Under Threat At Yemeni ‘Alien-Island’

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In the alien and isolated landscape of the Socotra Island, just off the coast of Yemen, biodiversity is in a struggle for survival...
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Palestinian Blogger Provides Inside Look At Tranquil “Bride Of The Sea”

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Conservative women who visit Jeddah swim wearing their Hijab and all, but still manage to enjoy what this lovely seaside city has to offer. Diana...
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Tel Aviv Researchers Discover That Hornets Run On An Abdomen Full Of Sun

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The hornet that captures the sun's energy in its bright yellow abdomen teaches us that nature knows so much better than we do. When we...
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Golan Fire May Have Been Caused by an Environmentalist

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Sadly, the source of the recent Golan fire in Israel (before the Carmel fire) may have been an "eco-friendly" Rainbow Festival participant. Environmentalists can get...
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David de Rothschild To Speak At NYC Green Drinks Tonight

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In the running to become National Geographic's 2010 Adventurer of the Year, David de Rothschild continues to spread awareness of the world's oceans. Towards the...
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Leading Researcher Says Replanting Trees In The Scorched Carmel Forest Is A Mistake

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Plants to restore the Carmel forest by planting new trees are misguided, according to a leading researcher. Rushing to the scene of the recent Carmel...
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