As I was coming up the rickety steps of the Zanci Homestead dugout in Mungo National Park several years ago, something slapped me in the face and squeaked. My head snapped up to see, 10cm from my face, a welcome swallow defending its nest site. I was definitely not welcome!
I’ve travelled the world and had some spectacular wildlife encounters. But having a kangaroo leap over me tops the lot.
If Aotearoa New Zealand’s adorable Hector’s dolphins don’t steal your heart, the dogs that seek them out for you will.
A raft of new technologies promise to make jetting off on holiday less damaging to our planet, but what difference will they really make, and should we all be ditching the departure lounge for the railway station and the bus depot?
More Australians want to reduce their environmental impact and travel with purpose. But working out how sustainable your holiday might be is far from easy.
As consumers increasingly make more efforts to travel sustainably, we take a look at the phenomenon of conscious travel and what’s behind its rise.
Dive deeper into what lies beneath in the underwater worlds explored on Coral Expeditions’ thoughtfully curated itineraries.
There’s more to sustainable travel than refillable toiletries and eradicating plastic. Although both are a great start, sustainability in the tourism industry can go much deeper, offering travellers the chance to leave the places they visit better than when they arrived.