Tag: Expedition

• Africa
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Zimbabwe 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 […]

• Gambia
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As tourism in Gambia is still a growing industry, efforts have already been made to ensure that the country doesn’t suffer the adverse effects of mass tourism, especially as it’s such a small country, so there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy ecotourism in Gambia. Responsible travel in Gambia As Gambia is a third-world country, […]

• Honduras
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Ecotourism in Honduras Ecotourism in Honduras is currently experiencing a boom in popularity due to its beautiful landscapes, which is coupled with the affordable activities that the country has to offer. Visitors can enjoy everything from scuba diving to ecotours in this beautiful destination that boasts sparkling azure waters, lapping at soft, white sands and […]

• Cameroon
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Ecotourism in Cameroon Ecotourism in Cameroon is a growing industry promoted by government in order to preserve natural surroundings and help alleviate poverty. Whilst ecotourism in Cameroon remains a small industry, it is now experiencing encouraging growth. Africa in Miniature   The government promotes ecotourism in Cameroon by drawing attention to its regional diversity, dubbing […]

• Cuba
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While most people who travel to Cuba stay in all-inclusive resorts, ecotourism in Cuba has shown to be compelling enough to draw travellers in from all styles of travel, not just independent adventurers. Despite being a bit of a tricky country, ethically, green tourism and ecotourism in Cuba has grown considerably, and, according to the […]

• Ecuador
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Ecotourism in the Galapagos has been a challenging thing to develop. How, realistically, are you supposed to protect the most intriguing, unique, and famous ecosystem on the planet, when it has become one of the most desired places to visit? One of the first things you’re taught when you visit the Galapagos is to take […]

• Bolivia
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There is no easy route to Rurrenabaque, Bolivia. What looks like a very short distance from La Paz on the map is actually either a treacherous fourteen hour bus ride or a much pricier one hour flight. Given the obstacles, I was surprised to find that when my travel mates and I arrived in small […]

• Ecuador
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Ecotourism in Ecuador is plentiful, multifaceted, and complex. Ecotourism holidays in Ecuador can vary, but typically include visits to the Amazon Rainforest and Amazon Basin, and cultural enrichment and engagement with some of Ecuador’s many indigenous tribes. What has been key for the development of ecotourism in Ecuador has been the belief in preservation, conservation, […]

• Madagascar
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With its wealth of national parks and exceptionally unique biodiversity, ecotourism in Madagascar is a relatively easy thing to source. An ecotourism holiday in Madagascar has typically involved immersion in the country’s flora and fauna, but has been criticised for falling short in regards to sustainability. While Africa’s biggest island nation has experienced a boom […]

• Malaysia
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Malaysia is one of those ecotourism gems, with a wealth of biodiversity and a dedicated group of ecotourism holiday makers flocking to both parts of the country for an exceptional experience with nature. Borneo usually gets all the credit when it comes to ecotourism in Malaysia, but Peninsular Malaysia is just as exciting, with places […]