Saving cheetahs, from very close up
When I snapped the photo of this cheetah, I was sitting on the sand, about three metres away from him. He and his two brothers had just finished chasing a […]
Tag Archives: responsible tourism
How to shop responsibly, Southeast Asia edition
Most of us like to shop when we travel. But have you thought about how the choices you make affect the destination you’re visiting, the people who live there, and […]
Global guide to public displays of affection
I love to observe the similarities and differences between cultures when I travel. And with PDA – public displays of affection — there are huge differences! Published today is […]
How to survive the medinas of Morocco
Morocco’s medinas — the ancient, walled parts of cities — are fascinating to see. In many ways, they are unchanged from medieval times. In other ways, they are completely modern […]
Should I travel after a terrorist attack?
Statistics say that the average person is more likely to die from a TV falling on them than from a terrorist act. So why are we so scared? I hear too […]
THIS is what you should worry about with Zika (it’s not what you think)
With the Olympics in Brazil about to start, the world is talking about Zika again. My article for World Nomads — Everyone is freaking out about Zika: Should I? — was just […]
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