Travel
Staying Sane: A Sailor’s Guide To Self-Isolation
With most of the world in some form of lockdown, learning how to stay sane
OPINION: The Impact Of COVID-19 On Conscious Travel & Airlines
Stuck at home, dreaming of travel escapades? Us too. Temporarily grounded due to the current
OPINION: Treetop Adventures At The Gibbon Experience
Resident travel writer, Jaclyn Yost, reports back from the Laotian jungle canopy. If you're on
OPINION: Waste On A Plane – It’s Not Just Emissions The Aviation Industry Needs To Address
Resident travel contributor, Jaclyn Yost, takes a closer look at the aviation industry and discovers
OPINION: Penguins, Poo And Politics In Antarctica
Having spent the last few months travelling the globe to regions feeling the impact of
The Private Island With Sustainability Woven Into Its DNA
Next time you're in need of some r&r, this tiny island two hours boat ride
8 Under The Radar Eco-Experiences in Southeast Asia
Taking #LittleGreenSteps in our everyday lives may come naturally, but sometimes sustainability seems to take
OPINION: Chasing Glaciers in New Zealand
Hannah Nicholl, our resident travel contributor, is currently globetrotting the world taking in some of
How to Spend an Ultra Conscious (and Delicious) 24 Hours in Ubud
I went to Ubud, escaped the crowds, and found zen (well, almost). This is a
Visa’s APAC Principal Economist On Slow Travel, Overtourism & Authentic Experiences
We caught up with Glenn Maguire, Principal Asia-Pacific Economist at Visa, to chat travel, overtourism, slowing down, and why we should all be mindful when planning a vacation. Here are some staggering stats for you: in 2018, the tourism industry generated
10 Ecotourism Destinations To Add To Your Bucket List for 2020
2020 is just around the corner, and many of us are beginning to think of our New Year's resolutions. One of the most common choices always seems to be to travel more and see the world. This year, recognising the
Mantra is the Eco-Company Transforming Bali’s Luxury Tourism Industry Into A More Sustainable One
Today, there are over 100,000 hotel rooms in Bali. In 2011, that number was closer to 25,000. There are also thousands of restaurants, beach clubs, homestays, amusement parks, and 730 Balinese villages — and all of them are competing for
