Salalah – Oman: A Tropical Oasis in the Arabian Desert
What do you get when you mix the Arabian Sea + History + Culture + some gorgeous lush natural beauty? Well – you get Salalah, a little tucked-away piece of…
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Jules
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Embark on San Blas: Discover an Unforgettable Adventure
The San Blas Archipelago, located in the Guna Yala region of Panama, is a hidden gem that invites travellers to escape routine and immerse themselves in a natural paradise. Renowned…
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A Unique Way to Celebrate Travel in the UK with Custom Coins
Traveling across the UK is a journey through history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes. Whether it’s a city, a landmark, or a region, each exploration has its own story to tell,…
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5 Tips for an Eco-Friendly Gorilla Trek
As we venture deeper into the forests that mountain and lowland gorillas call home, we must remember that we are guests in these fragile ecosystems. The rise in eco-tourism has…
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Exploring the UK: How to Enjoy Perfect Campfires on Your Journey
Start an exciting journey through the UK’s stunning landscapes, where campfires call to the adventurous. Whether it’s a weekend escape or a long outdoor trip, learning to make the perfect…
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3 Ways for the Elderly to Socialise
As individuals advance in years, maintaining active social engagement often presents a considerable challenge. Retirement, family moving away or friends passing, can lead to a higher risk of social isolation.…
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What to Consider Before You Retire Abroad
Retiring abroad is a dream for many. Whilst it can be a hugely exciting prospect, it will be a big step and a big change. There’s a lot to consider…
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Solo female walkers guide to walking the Hadrian’s Wall
Hadrian’s Wall is an 84 mile long Roman defence fortification which was built on the orders of Emperor Hadrianus between AD 122 to AD 128 to protect the extreme northern…
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7 Destinations in Southeast Asia for Nature and Wildlife Enthusiasts
Africa is the first continent that comes to our mind when we think of nature. This is because subconsciously we associate Africa with nature as most wildlife documentaries are shot…
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If it Stays, it Pays.
Could Soil Carbon replace Trophy Hunting? By Martin Aveling When it comes to wildlife conservation, nothing quite gets people’s emotions charged like the issue of trophy hunting. Some view it…
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