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A Gourmet’s Journey to the Olive Harvest in Italy, Spain and Croatia

A Gourmet’s Journey to the Olive Harvest in Italy, Spain and Croatia

The hot summer is over, the days are getting shorter, and the autumn sun is shining on ripe olives. It’s olive harvest season in Italy, Greece and Spain, and one of the best times to travel for a sustainable vacation. The olive harvest is a…

Can a day spa be sustainable? Here are five Green PearlⓇ hotels where you can enjoy a day of wellness

Can a day spa be sustainable? Here are five Green PearlⓇ hotels where you can enjoy a day of wellness

Some hotels reserve their wellness areas exclusively for guests. However, some of our Green PearlsⓇ partners also open their spas to outside visitors. This is ideal if a full wellness vacation isn’t feasible for you right now due to time or financial constraints. But does…

Hotels with Heart: Personally run accommodations that feel like home

Hotels with Heart: Personally run accommodations that feel like home

If you travel often, then you’re probably familiar with the pleasant luxuries of large, professionally managed hotel complexes: spacious lobbies, room service, and impersonal efficiency. But sometimes, you may long for a place where they know you by name. A place where you’re greeted every…

Green Pearls® fall bucket list: Ten things we want to experience right now

Green Pearls® fall bucket list: Ten things we want to experience right now

Off-season? Not a chance! Traveling in the fall is becoming increasingly popular. While the heat, extreme weather, and overcrowded vacation spots that characterize the traditional summer season are less appealing to many travelers, fall offers a whole new set of possibilities.

Vacations by the Lake and River, or: Why Freshwater Is So Valuable to Us

Vacations by the Lake and River, or: Why Freshwater Is So Valuable to Us

When you think of a vacation by the water, does the ocean come to mind first? No wonder—about 71% of the Earth’s surface is covered in water, and over 97% of that is saltwater. That’s more than enough reason for us to take a closer…