Posts Tagged ‘eco-tourism’

Don’t Eat the Snake

20
Oct
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Travelling and reporting: responsible tourism takes its lead from responsible travel writing. Leading from the front, travel writing is supposed to set an example for those who follow. What happens if it’s a bad example? Did you read about that lovely pristine Thai island a while ago, the one that no one visited? It was […]

Category: FeaturesTravelling Written by Tom Neal Tacker 0 Comments

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Getting Off the Great Ocean Road

17
Oct

Behind Victoria’s world famous Great Ocean Road lays another country. A slight ripple on the water gives it away, though it could be a duck, a grebe perhaps? The small hairy back moves purposefully forward, dives and disappears. Not a duck or a grebe. It’s a platypus.

Category: Wundering Written by Tom Neal Tacker 0 Comments

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