Eco Tourism Guides

Read about HeritageWatch, the NGO that is working in Cambodia to help preserve and protect Cambodia’s history, especially its ancient historical and architectural sites.

Stay at one of these award winning Eco Lodges in Kenya: Il Ngwesi in Laikipia, Tassia by the Muokgodo, Shompole or Sabuk Lodge near Lake Magadi to help support the Maasai and Samburu communities with your travels or holidays!

Given the intense poverty throughout Cambodia, the “Chowing Down on Tarantulas” experience at Romdeng restaurant in Phnom Penh is more than just a good travel story or feature on a travel website.

Traveling to Bhutan in Asia is no easy task: costly visas, high costs, this place is only for the elite luxury travelers! Read about what to expect, and eco-tourism in Bhutan.

Save the Grand Caymon Dragons: Blue Iguanas

The Blue Iguana is an incredible, dragon-like creature endemic to Grand Cayman. Today, man and nature have diminished 90 percent of the Blue Iguana population.

Read on to find out about booking a holiday to Grand Cayman’s Reef Resort so that you can help Adopt a Blue Iguana and help Grand Cayman’s most treasured wildlife while enjoying a great and luxurious family vacation at the same time.

A remote lodge accessed only by chartered plane from Yellowknife, Bathurst Inlet Lodge is open only 5 weeks during the year at which only 20 guests can be accommodated at one time.

The remote arctic lodge facility consists primarily of historic buildings of a decommissioned Hudson’s Bay Company trading post within the tiny Inuit community of Bathurst Inlet.

So what makes Bathurst Inlet Lodge one the Best Northern Lodge by UpHere Magazine Readers? Why did Travel & Leisure Magazine named us as one of the World’s 25 Top Ecolodges? Read on to find out!

Study by Univ of Waterloo project that snowmobiling in non-mountainous regions of Canada will be elimited by 2050 due to climate change. Find out the stats, predictions and more!

Luxury travel and enviro friendly? Fairmont and the World Wildlife Fund are joining to help luxury travel go green, starting with these “green” package specials for 2008.