Posts Tagged ‘eco-tourism’

Orangutans and Others

18
Jun
1

Indonesia’s wildly diverse eco-systems harbour an incredible variety of animals. Orangutans are the stars of the show at Camp Leakey. A long hairy arm extends over my shoulder, fingers tickle my torso. I reach around to hold her hand behind my back, like we’re canoodling at the cinema hoping no one will notice. She turns […]

Category: FeaturesWild Written by Tom Neal Tacker 0 Comments

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Iceland in Winter, Why Bother?

20
Apr
1

Trekking around Iceland’s highlands in winter takes some fortitude. Is it worth it? When I flew into Reykjavik’s Keflavik airport a fierce wind was blowing from the North Atlantic. Sleet was turning to snow before my eyes. I stepped outside the terminal building and faced into what felt like a cold shave with ice water […]

Category: FeaturesWundering Written by Tom Neal Tacker 0 Comments

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By the Shade of Arenal, Costa Rica’s Perfect Volcano

28
Mar
1

Costa Rica’s businesses are doing a roaring trade in sustainable travel and eco-tourism. For a small country, it packs a lot in.

Category: FeaturesIndulgence Written by Tom Neal Tacker 0 Comments

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