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After the Siege: What I Learned in 18 Hours of Sarajevo War Tourism
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Sarajevo is extraordinary. That’s the first thing that struck me on arriving in the capital of Bosnia & Herzegovina: walking along cobbled streets squashed between tall, imperial townhouses, at times reminiscent of Vienna, before emerging into fountained...
21 Photogenic New Locations Added To UNESCO’s World Heritage List
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During its 40th World Heritage Committee meeting, which took place from July 10-17th in Istanbul, Turkey, UNESCO inscribed 21 new sites on the World Heritage List: twelve”cultural” sites, six “natural” sites and three “mixed” sites that are both natural...
Uganda and Rwanda — Kampala, Uganda
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Uganda and Rwanda - Kampala, Uganda Kampala, Uganda It wasn’t far into Uganda that we noticed the landscape starting to change. We had already seen plantain trees, but now there were many more. Uganda is the biggest producer of plantain in the...
Things to Do in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Ultimate Adventure guide
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Exploring canyons, rafting Neretva river or hiking the Bosnia mountains …there are so many thrilling things to do in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Get ready to travel to Bosnia, land of adventure. With turquoise rivers cutting through dramatic rocky mountains...
In and Around Park Forest Week of April 24, 2016
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Park Forest, IL—(ENEWSPF)—April 24, 2016. ‘From Earth,’ a juried exhibition of fifty-three artists presenting images inspired by, derived from, portraying or interpreting plants will open at Tall Grass Arts Association’s Gallery on Saturday, April ...

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Chasing Endemic Birds and Wildlife in Northern Patagonia

The Valdes Peninsula in the Chubut Province of Argentina is one of the country’s main ecotourism attractions due to the concentration of marine mammals found there. For visiting birders though, there are several hotspots to the south and north of the...
St. Paul Island, Alaska: Shorebird Capital of the World?

Guest post by Stephan Lorenz St. Paul Island in the Pribilofs, Alaska is famous for its abundance of nesting seabirds and breeding northern fur seals. Rightly so, since millions of alcids, gulls, and fulmars return to the cliffs of the island each summer...
Exploring Las Guacamayas in Guatemala

While on a trip to Guatemala earlier this year sponsored by INGUAT (the Guatemalan tourism board), I had the opportunity to visit a biological station that I had never heard of before called Estación Biológica Las Guacamayas. I was expecting the typical...
Best of Colombia

Guest post by Kathi Borgmann Colombia is an amazing country. With over 1,900 species recorded, more than any country in the Americas, Colombia is an absolute birding must. And before you say that Colombia is too dangerous to travel in, think again. Colombia...
Birding Antisana, Ecuador

Guest post by Kathi Borgmann The Antisana Ecological Reserve can easily be reached via a day trip from Quito. Given the frequent afternoon weather, it is best to arrive early in the morning to improve your chances of having an unobstructed view of the...

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by DORIAN ANDERSON on MARCH 12, 2018 Let’s start with by drawing a parallel between Ecuador and Costa Rica; Both countries are politically stable, safe for travelers, have excellent tourism infrastruc...

Into the Mouth of the Quill: Adventures in St. Eustatius - Nature Travel Network

Old wooden signs point the way. They may not be as old as they look, but here, on the windward side of the Caribbean, tropical storms take their tolls—on signs, buildings, cars, and anything else that...