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Category Archives: curiosity

Curiosities and news, suggestion for travel (also for free), unusual places to visit, from the ghost towns to the disappeared islands, amazing stories of travel, by bicycle, by foot, donkey, horse back or canoa.

Travelling with Purpose: How to Do Voluntourism Responsibly

Voluntourism is a blend of volunteering and tourism and has become increasingly popular recently. Combining travel with meaningful action, this experience can be an inspiring way to fulfill a sense of purpose, experience local culture from a new perspective, and create lasting memories. However, for this experience to be truly positive for both the traveler […]

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Amazon: 3 Things You (Maybe) Didn’t Know About the World’s Green Lung

The Amazon is more than just a forest: it is an extraordinary living organism, still largely unexplored and, above all, in need of protection. With its incredible trees and unmatched biodiversity, it represents one of the most fascinating and vital places on Earth. Shall we explore it together? 1. The world’s largest carbon reservoir The […]

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An unconventional and sustainable journey through Italy: here are some suggestions for your next holiday there

Millions of people around the world dream of visiting Italy, with all its cities of art and natural landscapes and try the countless delicacies of its famous culinary culture. This mass tourism however is extremely noxious for the environment and for the balance of the country in general, for this reason, I chose to give […]

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Cappadocia Hotels: Authentic Cave Stays Among the Fairy Chimneys

In the heart of central Turkey lies Cappadocia, a landscape sculpted by wind, time, and imagination. With its fairy chimneys, rock-cut churches, and hot air balloons that drift through the morning sky, this region feels like a living dream.Yet beyond its postcard beauty, Cappadocia tells a story of harmony between people and nature. For centuries, […]

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Ninh Binh, Vietnam: A Model of Ecotourism

Located in northern Vietnam, Ninh Binh is a true paradise for nature and culture lovers. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its exceptional landscapes and historical significance, the region is where breathtaking scenery meets centuries-old heritage. It’s a living example of how ecotourism can work, with conservation and local communities thriving together. There, […]

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The Unconventional Eco-Traveler’s Guide to Texas

For decades, the Lone Star State has been defined by oil and gas. Yet, a new narrative is being written across the vast Texas landscape—one powered by wind and sun. This is an eco-traveler’s guide to Texas, a journey through a state that leads the nation in renewable energy and has become an unexpected frontier […]

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Great Ocean Road Australia: A Journey Through Nature and Sustainability

The Great Ocean Road in Australia is one of the world’s most scenic coastal journeys. Stretching for 243 kilometers along Victoria’s southern coastline, it connects golden beaches, lush rainforests, and dramatic cliffs. Built by returned soldiers after World War I as a living memorial, the road stands as a tribute to both human resilience and […]

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Managing Risks in Natural and Protected Areas: Safety Tips for Eco-Tourism

Getting back to nature is a major aim of many people looking for a break or holiday. Be it in the woods, set across a remote beach, on a rural river, canal or waterway, or elsewhere. Those moments of peace, feeling at one with nature, and enjoying a sense of wellbeing are immense attractions in […]

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How Can Students Contribute To Sustainable Development

When we hear the term sustainable development, we often think of global leaders, big corporations, or scientists in lab coats solving climate change. But here’s the truth: college and university students are not just the future – they’re also a powerful force in shaping the present. So, how can students contribute to sustainable development right […]

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Rimini, Florence and Modena in a Long Weekend: An Offbeat Itinerary

Some journeys are born out of instinct.A train ticket, a light suitcase, and the desire to be surprised.That’s how this unusual itinerary came to life: in just one long weekend, it took me from Rimini to Florence, and finally to Modena. Three very different cities, three distinct souls, yet tied together by an invisible thread: […]

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