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Volunteering with Wild Animals in South Africa – Just Symbolic Engagement or Real Conservation?

Volunteering with Wild Animals in South Africa – Just Symbolic Engagement or Real Conservation?

The golden light, the endless bush landscapes, magical encounters with wildlife. The idea of waking up to the roar of lions and ending the day watching the unmistakable African sunset is an image often conveyed. But how real is this vision, really? What lies behind…

Green Pearls® Backstage –  How does the environment friendly cleaning of a hotel work?

Green Pearls® Backstage – How does the environment friendly cleaning of a hotel work?

Even though it may sometimes seem that way to us as hotel guests, cleaning in a hotel does not happen by itself. Cleaning staff take care of it. Every day, including weekends and holidays. Knock, wait, enter, clean, next room. On average, they have about…

Is the Wadden Sea in danger? Learn how to enjoy a sustainable vacation on the North Sea coast

Is the Wadden Sea in danger? Learn how to enjoy a sustainable vacation on the North Sea coast

The Wadden Sea ranks among the most fascinating landscapes on Earth. Every six hours, the tides reveal a new version of the same coastline: tidal creeks emerge, mudflats glisten, the sea recedes, and you can see the waves rolling in—only for it all to start…

Discover South Tyrol more consciously: sustainable travel tips, accommodation and cuisine

Discover South Tyrol more consciously: sustainable travel tips, accommodation and cuisine

Italy has so much to offer as a travel destination: mountains, the sea, a rich cultural history, and, of course, world-famous cuisine. However, one thing you may not be aware of is that Italy is increasingly developing into a destination focused on regionality, conscious travel…

This is what solo travel for men will look like in 2026

This is what solo travel for men will look like in 2026

Solo travel is becoming an increasingly popular trend, and now it’s popular among men, too. Just recently? Well, historically speaking, the most famous travelers were men: Marco Polo, Ibn Battuta, and Alexander von Humboldt, to name a few. Male solo travelers also dominate the ranks…