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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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Jordan Hopes For The Gulf And Levant’s First “Mixed” UNESCO Heritage Site

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As both a cultural and natural marvel, if Wadi Rum's candidacy as a UNESCO World Heritage Site is approved, sustainability will be easier to...
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A Blogger’s Diary: A Cloud Forest, A Volcano and an Israeli Geographer

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  Dr. Gotlieb describes a recent trip to his birthplace: Costa Rica Alajuela Province, July 22, 2010: For a Costa Rican-born Israeli geographer, a 36-hour lightning...
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Israeli Researchers Discover Coral Reefs Deep In The Mediterranean

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It's like finding an oasis in the middle of the desert: Haifa University explorers discover coral reefs 700m beneath the Mediterranean Sea's surface; will...
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Irony At The Dead Sea: Too Much Water In Southern Portion

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Which way is the Dead Sea heading? Will the tourism industry survive rising waters in the south? Although the Dead Sea is suffering a severe...
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Where Have All The Iranian Leopards Gone?

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Persian Leopards are hurtling towards extinction. While creating promotional mugs and Ts can raise awareness about biodiversity in general, The Iranian Cheetah Society takes...
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The Tomato Has 790 Names! Scientists Have Culled A Few

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Scientists have discovered 600,000 redundancies in the Dictionary of Life, and have so far scaled flower plants species from one million to just 301,000....
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Are Bedouins Cutting Down Trees As A Form of Political Protest?

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The Mayor of Omer insists that Bedouins are behind the felling of thousands of trees on disputed lands. Every so often we are put in...
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Climbing God’s Mountain in Sinai

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The ultimate "spiritual" and ecological experience – climbing the mountain where Moses was believed to have received the 10 commandments, in Sinai. In the...
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Lebanon’s Five Biggest Environmental Headaches

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Lebanon faces a number of environmental threats, including air and water pollution, risks associated with climate change, and the impact of the...
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Daridere Resort and Camping Area a New Turkish Eco Tourist Spot

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Enjoy Turkey a little bit more naturally at Daridere Resort and Camping Area near the northwestern town of Altinoluk. Turkey, like many areas of the...
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Syrian Environment Association Advances The Country’s Eco-Deeds

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This environmental group is bringing all kinds of eco-goodness to the people of Syria. Syria doesn't always get it right, but we have to...
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Glean The Future Of Tourism At Abu Dhabi’s World Green Tourism Conference

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Leaders in academia, government, and the tourism industry will meet in November to discuss the future and sustainability of tourism. It is becoming...
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Jordan’s Gray Wolves Are Hunted, Poisoned, and Run Over

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Habitat destruction and other human factors threaten crucial gray wolf populations in Jordan Jordan is a sliver of a country visible from Israel's Dead Sea...
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Take An Astro-Tour With Iranian Photographer Babak Tafreshi

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Science journalist Babak Tafreshi creates night photography club. While many people concern themselves with what gas fields "belong" to them, or who really has...
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BeBeirut Offers Eco-Friendly Tours in Lebanon’s Capital

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Enjoy a tour of Beirut the low carbon-emission way, with a walking or running tour. Walking is the best way to get to know any...
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