Every year on the 2nd of February the world celebrates World Wetlands Day. According to the Ramsar Convention, wetlands are defined as “areas of marsh, fen, peatland or water, whether natural or artificial, permanent or temporary, with water that is static or flowing, fresh, brackish or salt, including areas of marine water the depth of […]
Read MoreAs an Egyptian, ecotourism in these so-called barren lands was not unfamiliar. But truth be told, I was never really fascinated by them as much as I was by ecotourism. That was until I was assigned work in the Sahara – the world’s largest hot desert, almost the size of China or the United States! […]
Read MoreDue to their unique features and widespread existence, mountains have proven to be attractive ecotourism destinations in many regions of the world. Ecotourism in mountain regions seems to charm those who have taken up an interest in their development and conservation. Our mountains cover approximately 27% of the earth’s surface, and have shown to directly […]
Read MoreZimbabwe is one of a few African countries which have helped to drive ecotourism to become the fastest growing sector on the continent. Ecotourism is a growing industry which Zimbabwe is set to cash in on by targeting tourists who spend more and stay longer, which adds to the local economy and creates work. Ecotourism […]
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