Pearl of Africa – Eco Tourism in Uganda
Known as the Pearl of Africa, Uganda has plenty to offer international travelers, including majestic mountains, native wildlife, national parks and world-famous lakes and rivers.
Known as the Pearl of Africa, Uganda has plenty to offer international travelers, including majestic mountains, native wildlife, national parks and world-famous lakes and rivers.
Nature and outdoors lovers are spoilt for choice in the US Pacific Northwest. Once you’ve had your fill of Portland’s craft brews and food cart delights, get out of town and let Oregon’s eco thrills help you burn it all off.
Go beyond Cancún’s all-inclusive resorts, Tulum’s ‘eco-chic’ and Mérida’s haciendas. Experience the vibrant life of the Maya, who still live in Yucatán, speak the language of their ancestors and maintain the old ways.
Confused about the difference between ecotourism, responsible and sustainable tourism? Not sure what makes a hotel ‘green’?
Costa Rican ecolodges are arguably an integral part of the country’s sustainable tourism efforts. Worryingly, some hoteliers respond to the growing green travel trend by using the ‘eco’ label unscrupulously and rack up the price tag without necessarily concerning themselves with the environment.
Sea turtle nesting in Ostional, Costa Rica, has become the next big eco-tourism attraction. The turtles used to struggle against vultures and dogs. Are tourists their next threat?
Once you’ve had your fill of Costa Rican wildlife, consider what’s increasingly known as ‘indigenous tourism’ – visit the Boruca people and their village as they are among the only remaining native tribes in Costa Rica today.