Nestled on the shoreline of the Arabian Gulf lies Mövenpick Beach Resort Al Khobar, a true getaway that awaits families, couples and corporate travellers alike. The resort features contemporary and spacious deluxe villas and facilities include a private lagoon beach, a wellness centre and restaurants offering a variety of excellent dining options.
Warming Himalayas Drying Up Highest Village
Old Towns and Street Culture of Yunnan
The Indian Traveller in Seychelles
The Seychelles Tourism Board, local and Indian trade partners meet to explore the tourism potential of Seychelles for Indian travellers. Beaches, weddings, snorkelling are popular in Seychelles.
UNESCO World Heritage Sites Newly Inscribed in 2017
Culture and Geology of Bali’s Mountains and Lakes: Part Two
Action-packed Pridmore's "Under the Flight Path" Travel Memoir
Culture and Geology of Bali’s Mountains and Lakes
Pearl Farm Beach Resort - Aquaculture Tourism on Samal Island
National Parks: Tasmania’s Green History
Duck Reach: Hydroelectric Wonder of Tasmania
Apani Dhani Eco-Lodge: Preserving Local Cultures and Heritage, India
MEM, NUS on the International Antarctic Expedition 2015/ 2016
Village Ways: Improving Rural Livelihoods Through Community-based Tourism
Sustainable Tourism in India: Policies and Practices
Palangka Raya Hosts GINKalimantan Youth Conference 2016
How to Dive Right And Safe - Scuba Fundamental
How To Involve Locals in Scuba Dive Operations for Sustainability
No Dive Centre Is an Island. In this new piece, written especially for Gaia Discovery and adapted from a chapter in his book Scuba Professional, Simon Pridmore reveals that running a successful dive centre or resort, especially in a remote location, involves far more than just taking people diving. Among other things, you have to integrate local residents in your dive operation at ALL levels and focus your conservation efforts on people, not just fish and reefs.
Book Review: Running with the Moon by Jonny Bealby
Adventure motorcycling is all the rage at the moment, but one man rode the length of Africa down the West coast in the late 80s, before GPS, before Google maps and definitely before Ewan and Charlie. Then he rode back up the East coast. His book isn’t just about the adventure though, it's about coping with what life throws at you.
Five Things To Discover in Cameron Highlands
While tourists still flock to Cameron Highlands for its natural landscape and cool clime, many fall for dull and hackneyed tours such as visits to strawberry and vegetable farms. To truly experience this charming eco-tourism destination within the Titiwangsa range of Pahang, West Malaysia, it is best to immerse yourself in the highland’s natural beauty, biodiversity, heritage and culture... and learning something about the forest ecology too. Mallika Naguran, who's been to Cameron Highlands numerous times as a kid and still visits, shares some pointers.