The 5 Best Things To Do In Indonesia for Nature Lovers
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by Bret and Mary
3w ago
Original content owned & copyrighted by Green Global Travel. Made up of over 14,000 islands, Indonesia is the world’s largest archipelago, extending from the tip of Southeast Asia to just off the coast of Australia. The country crosses three time zones and offers an incredible variety of landscapes, cultures, and traditions along the way. As a result, there are seemingly a million different places Keep Reading The post The 5 Best Things To Do In Indonesia for Nature Lovers appeared first on Green Global Travel ..read more
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2024 Holiday Gift Guide (70+ Great Gift Ideas)
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by Bret and Mary
2M ago
Original content owned & copyrighted by Green Global Travel. Christmas has always been our favorite time of year, and our enthusiasm for the holiday season hasn’t waned a bit as we’ve aged.  We love it all– the lights, the sounds, the smells, the spirit of the season, and the joy of celebrating with friends and family we don’t get to see as often as Keep Reading The post 2024 Holiday Gift Guide (70+ Great Gift Ideas) appeared first on Green Global Travel ..read more
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7 Simple Ways to Support Local Communities When You Travel
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by Jonathon Engels
3M ago
Original content owned & copyrighted by Green Global Travel. When we travel to new places, supporting the local community should always be a consideration when  planning our trip. Getting local is how we foster a community of welcoming hosts, and it’s also a way for destinations to ensure they remain unique and special. Respectful visitors want to boost the local economy, celebrate local traditions, Keep Reading The post 7 Simple Ways to Support Local Communities When You Travel appeared first on Green Global Travel ..read more
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Best Hiking Boots/Shoes & Trail Running Shoes for 2024
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by Bret and Mary
4M ago
Original content owned & copyrighted by Green Global Travel. It was on a grueling 14-kilometer trek through the desert of Jordan’s Dana Biosphere Reserve that I really learned the value of good hiking shoes… the hard way.    Thanks to rugged and rocky terrain, our guide being stung by a Deathstalker scorpion (spoiler alert: he survived), and getting chased by a free-range camel, what Keep Reading The post Best Hiking Boots/Shoes & Trail Running Shoes for 2024 appeared first on Green Global Travel ..read more
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7 Travel Tech Essentials for International Travelers
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by Emma Gallagher
5M ago
Original content owned & copyrighted by Green Global Travel. The comfort and convenience of international travel has come a long way in recent years, thanks in part to the invention of more and more tech essentials for travelers.   During my first international backpacking trip, I traveled with a portable CD player and the heaviest Lonely Planet guidebook you could imagine. I’d find an Keep Reading The post 7 Travel Tech Essentials for International Travelers appeared first on Green Global Travel ..read more
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The Best Beach Gear for 2024 (Swimwear, Shelters, Sunglasses & More)
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by Bret and Mary
6M ago
Original content owned & copyrighted by Green Global Travel. August 30 is National Beach Day, a holiday designed to raise awareness of the beauty of  beaches while also encouraging the clean-up of beaches worldwide to help save the lives of sea birds and ocean animals. Given the rough year we (and so many of our close friends) have been having, a beach getaway sounds like Keep Reading The post The Best Beach Gear for 2024 (Swimwear, Shelters, Sunglasses & More) appeared first on Green Global Travel ..read more
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How to Save Money on Flights: Dollar Flight Club Review
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by Bret and Mary
9M ago
Original content owned & copyrighted by Green Global Travel. This post was brought to you in partnership with Dollar Flight Club, but our opinions (which are based in our personal experience) remain our own. We will never compromise the integrity of our commitment to our readers.    I grew up in a lower middle-class family in Atlanta. So the idea of traveling to exotic vacation destinations always seemed like a pipe dream. Instead, I grew up camping in the Blue Ridge Mountains, visiting the beaches of Georgia and Florida, and taking road trips to visit family in Tennessee and Vir ..read more
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Best New Travel Gear for 2024
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by Bret and Mary
9M ago
Original content owned & copyrighted by Green Global Travel. It’s been several years since we’ve done a big roundup of the year’s best travel gear, and suffice it to say it seems like a lot has changed in that time.  As someone who has been writing about ecotourism and responsible travel since the late 1990s, it’s been rewarding to see more and more manufacturers making serious efforts to create sustainable products.  We’re also delighted to see that most (though not all) of our favorite travel gear brands seem to have made it through the global pandemic relatively intact.  ..read more
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10 Great Travel Expeditions for Your World Travel Bucket List
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by Bret and Mary
1y ago
Original content owned & copyrighted by Green Global Travel. If your primary travel goal is to fully explore a place, its people, and the local culture, you may want to consider expedition travel. The main point of this form of travel is to seek out the je ne sais quoi that makes each destination unique. It’s all about tasting the traditional food, hearing the music, learning about the history, and seeing the forest beyond the trees.  Travel expeditions offer a greater sense of who we are, but that comes from a deeper understanding of who others are. Read on for our in-depth guide to ..read more
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Elegy for a Brother: Jonathan Patrick Love 1970-2024
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by Bret and Mary
1y ago
Original content owned & copyrighted by Green Global Travel. I can’t remember the first time I met Jon, but that’s because I was only 2 years old when my Aunt Carla brought him home from the hospital. What I can remember is that, from a very early age, he always felt more like a brother than a cousin to me. Jon and I always seemed to be there for each other during our highest highs and our lowest lows, our lives woven together like the patchwork quilts of our Appalachian Scots-Irish ancestors.  I was the eldest son of the eldest son, and Jon was the first born son of my father ..read more
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