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Freelance travel writer and speaker with cystic fibrosis. zanny@zannymerullo.com
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Fancy swimming with orcas in the wild? You can - responsibly and on their terms

Fancy swimming with orcas in the wild? You can - responsibly and on their terms

Travel consultancy Sarah Casewit offer a once-in-a-lifetime trip under their new Alchemia Journeys umbrella, …

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The Mexican beach town Bacalar offers a laid-back vibe

The Mexican beach town Bacalar offers a laid-back vibe

For a less-crowded alternative to Cancún and Tulum, consider Bacalar for its Maya ruins, historic fort, color…

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This Is What It's Like to Be a Tourist in North Korea

This Is What It's Like to Be a Tourist in North Korea

Fodor's provides expert travel content worth exploring so you can dream up your next trip. The world is a wei…

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Visiting Indigenous Communities in the Yucatan Peninsula

Visiting Indigenous Communities in the Yucatan Peninsula

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A Small But Mighty Fishing Cooperative

A Small But Mighty Fishing Cooperative

A community comes together to sustainably harvest Caribbean Spiny Lobster on the Yucatán Peninsula.

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A new trip will allow you to aid conservation of snow leopards in remote India

A new trip will allow you to aid conservation of snow leopards in remote India

Journeys With Purpose is giving travellers a chance to help conserve vulnerable species in Ladakh - while exp…

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Meet the polar expedition brand by the first openly gay female Arctic Captain

Meet the polar expedition brand by the first openly gay female Arctic Captain

Joining Julia Bijaoui and Quentin Vacher, Sophie Galvagnon co-founded Selar with a vision for a more sustaina…

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Sustainability Measures in Colorado's Craft Brewing Capital

Sustainability Measures in Colorado's Craft Brewing Capital

Several breweries in Fort Collins are taking action to reduce their carbon footprint and water usage, to ensu…

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Quintessentially German Dishes and Where to Eat Them in Munich

Quintessentially German Dishes and Where to Eat Them in Munich

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Telluride: a first-time guide

Telluride: a first-time guide

Telluride rewards visitors with unbeatable outdoor experiences, Wild West vibes and 360 degrees of dramatic m…

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This Swiss clinic leads the way in personalised treatments for diverse communities

This Swiss clinic leads the way in personalised treatments for diverse communities

With tailor-made programmes that target mental health issues common among marginalised communities, Clinic Le…

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What does positive-impact hospitality look like? We meet Jannes Sörensen to find out

What does positive-impact hospitality look like? We meet Jannes Sörensen to find out

Launching the Kepler International Hospitality Academy for the leaders of tomorrow, Jannes Sörensen has high …

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What to Do in Arequipa

What to Do in Arequipa

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An Art Lover's Guide to Munich

An Art Lover's Guide to Munich

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First-Timer's Guide to Munich

First-Timer's Guide to Munich

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Pride and pisco: on the tasting trail in Peru's Majes Valley

Pride and pisco: on the tasting trail in Peru's Majes Valley

Pisco may be Peru's national spirit but it remains a relatively small-scale industry with traditions preserve…

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The Shinta Mani Foundation is upping efforts to protect Cardamom forests

The Shinta Mani Foundation is upping efforts to protect Cardamom forests

In 2024, the Shinta Mani Foundation and Hotels are doing more than ever to combat illegal logging and poachin…

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Why the fate of Indigenous traditions is linked to tourism in Peru

Why the fate of Indigenous traditions is linked to tourism in Peru

Travelling through the Arequipa region, this writer discovers how tourism can have a profoundly positive impa…

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Dark tourism: Do we owe it to destinations to understand their troubled past?

Dark tourism: Do we owe it to destinations to understand their troubled past?

Visiting destinations shaped by conflict or disaster raises complex issues as well as opportunities to learn …

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Competition or camaraderie? Inside the tight-knit community of Siem Reap's tuk-tuk drivers

Competition or camaraderie? Inside the tight-knit community of Siem Reap's tuk-tuk drivers

How do thousands of tuktuk drivers competing for the same work thrive-without resorting to business practices…

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10 Reasons the Chase Sapphire Preferred is Worth It - The Frugal Expat

10 Reasons the Chase Sapphire Preferred is Worth It - The Frugal Expat

The Chase Sapphire Preferred card is one of the most versatile travel credit cards out there, making it ideal…

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Cleaning Up Cambodia

Cleaning Up Cambodia

Faced with a nationwide plastic problem, Babel Guesthouse serves as an eco-friendly hotel nestled in the hear…

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Diving in Peru: Exploring the Final Frontier

Diving in Peru: Exploring the Final Frontier

On the coast of Peru's Arequipa region is the country's southernmost dive center. Adventurous divers can brav…

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Gender Equity in Travel-What Soul of Travel Guests Are Doing to Break Down Industry Barriers - So...

Gender Equity in Travel-What Soul of Travel Guests Are Doing to Break Down Industry Barriers - So...

According to UN Women , over 50% of the tourism workforce is female, yet women are vastly underrepresented in…

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