Living Laos by riding it
…and experience what you want. Perhaps you would like to explore the far north bordering China and Myanmar, the far south near Cambodia, or see if there are Thai and…
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“GT” Travel Blog guest authors
…Communications, Thailand & UK; Co-founder, Worldwide Travel Alliance Richard Shepard — Founder, Trustee, and Advisor to Sustainable Rural Development International Melanie Kay Smith — Programme leader, BSc and MSc Tourism Management, Budapest Metropolitan…
Read More “GT” Travel Blog guest authorsIn love with a Himalayan homestay
…you feel truly at home. The next day was leisurely. We drove to the adjacent village of Naggar and visited the Naggar castle with its unique mountain architecture. Uma ji welcomed…
Read More In love with a Himalayan homestayOld stories, new memories in Valjevo, Serbia
…like a schoolboy. He was a production manager at the arms manufacturing company. That year their neighbourhood Labour Day celebrations went off with a bigger ‘bang’ than usual. The retelling was…
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…above before landing in Manaus. Pic © Angelo Sciacca. Manaus has a strong, welcoming character. Street food, chaotic neighbourhoods, busy harbour, and outstanding architecture make this one of my favourite…
Read More Immersed in the AmazonPlanning a trip to Colombia? Here’s why you should visit the coffee region
…salons, and trot around on horses wearing their sombreros. The local people seemed happy and healthy, and intent on preserving their culture. I felt a strong sense of community here. Despite…
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