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Tag Archives: Volunteer Travel
Green Travel Blogs with the Greenest Ideas
By Dian Hasan | May 28, 2010 The words “Green” and “Travel” seem to be made for each other. Green-, eco-, sustainable-travel, or anything under a different name, so long as it denotes a certain respect for and devotion (nah… … Continue reading
How to responsibly enjoy endangered animals
By Dian Hasan | September 10, 2009 This piece appeared in Tree Hugger, and I found it fascinating, as there are unique ways of enjoying or experiencing animals in the wild (in their natural habitat) that cause no harm. Us … Continue reading
New Kitintale Skate Park empowers Kampala teenagers to stay active and out of trouble
By Dian Hasan | September 5, 2009 Research says that children who are physically active, or get into sports, take their mind off of unnecessary adverse activities. Sports keeps the young bodies (and minds) active and energized. After all, getting … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Favela Tourism, Philantrophic Travel, Responsible Tourism, VolunTourism
Tagged Eco-Tourism, Humanitarian Travel, Kampala, Skateboard, Skateboarding, Tony Hawk Foundation, Uganda, Unique Travel Destinations, Unique Travel Experience, Urban Blight, Urban Matters, Urban Poverty, Volunteer Travel, Volunteering Abroad, VolunTourism
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Foundations for Understanding Philantrophic Travel
UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) states that if responsible practices are in place, Philanthropic Travel is the natural interlocutor between the wealth and desires of the global traveler and the socio-economic needs of some of the world’s … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure Travel, Africa, Ecotourism, Education, Favela Tourism, Green Travel, Humanitarian, Philantrophic Travel, Responsible Tourism, Sustainable Travel, VolunTourism
Tagged Eco-Tourism, Humanitarian, Unique Travel Destinations, Unique Travel Experience, Volunteer Travel, VolunTourism
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Living & Giving Large ~ a look into Philantrophic Travel
As the term VolunTourism (Volunteering while on Vacation), is becoming much more commonplace, in the era of “doing good is glorious” there’s another term that I stumbled upon, Philantrophic Travel. And while we’re hearing more about the Corporate World doing … Continue reading
Elevate your travel responsiveness, with Elevate Destinations
To travel or not to travel… seems to be the question on some people’s minds, when deciding about what responsible tourism really means. And contemplating whether to just stay closer to home and not take an overseas trip that requires … Continue reading
Pratham ~ helping educate India, one impoverished child at a time
Pratham USA was started in 1994 by UNICEF, with the goal to educate the children of India in the areas of reading writing and basic math. Based on the principal that children who attend school make more productive members of … Continue reading
Poverty Tourism ~ what is it really?
If you are a long-time traveler who enjoys venturing to distant locales and really experiencing a place, chances are you’ve found yourself in a place like Africa or India where the poverty around you is overwhelming. I was in India … Continue reading
Fancy staying in the woods and help protect wildlife? Kolarbyn beckons then.
If your travel ideas stem from childhood fairy tales like Hansel & Gretel or Little Red Riding Hood, involving verdant European forests, leprechauns, the big bad wolf, the mean witch, and other surrealistic creatures that dwell in the woods, than … Continue reading
Elevate Destinations: Giving Back while on Vacation
By Dian Hasan | July 9, 2009 Growing affluence across the globe and rising awareness of the dire need to do more for the earth and for fellow mankind, has provided the impetus of Voluntourism, also known as “do-good” travel. … Continue reading
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Tagged Eco-Tourism, Humanitarian Travel, Volunteer Travel, VolunTourism
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