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The Three Best Places to Dive Ethically with Sharks

The Three Best Places to Dive Ethically with Sharks

Posted by | July 29, 2020 | , , |

The Three Best Places to Dive Ethically with Sharks This guest post comes to us from Casper Ohm, editor-in-chief at Water-Pollution.org.uk, who is writing to raise awareness of the alarming levels of water pollution in our planet’s oceans. What is Ethical Shark Diving? With the impacts of climate change being felt all over the world, the awareness of human impacts on our planet has grown rapidly. Ethical shark diving is a practical application of that awareness in order to reduce the harm human activity has on shark populations.  Sharks have suffered a catastrophic decline in population over the past...

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How to Visit Sidi Bou Said, Tunisia

How to Visit Sidi Bou Said, Tunisia

Posted by | April 13, 2020 | , , , , |

How to Visit Sidi Bou Said, Tunisia Sidi Bou Said is a gorgeous, well-preserved village in Tunisia that is now an exclusive place to own property as well as a popular attraction for residents of Tunis and foreign travelers. It is an easy half-day trip from Tunis.  Getting to Sidi Bou Said Getting to Sidi Bou Said is easy. From anywhere in Tunis take the metro to Tunis Marine and transfer to the commuter rail. The commuter rail runs from Tunis in about 30 minutes and costs 700 millime (.7 TD) which is about 25 cents (.25 USD). My...

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Made in Korea – stunning video from the Land of the Morning Calm

Made in Korea – stunning video from the Land of the Morning Calm

Posted by | January 6, 2020 | , , , , , |

Journey with filmmaker Daniel Kemeys as he visits Korea for the first time with his girlfriend who is returning home to visit family. See more of Daniel’s films on Vimeo, and follow him on Instagram @kemeys and Twitter @danielkemeys Made in Korea from Daniel Kemeys on Vimeo. Once a year, my girlfriend, Hana, goes home to Jeju Island in South Korea to visit her family for Christmas. I went along with my camera. I knew I wanted to document our trip for the entire duration, for my friends and family members who will never go to that side of...

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Top 10 Historical Monuments to Visit in India

Top 10 Historical Monuments to Visit in India

Posted by | December 20, 2019 | , , |

The following is a guest post from writer Rohit Agarwal, from Rajasthan, India. Rohit travels different places and shares his travel stories to give an insight into his experiences at TransIndiaTravels.com. He has previously written about the most popular manmade lakes of India on GoMad Nomad. Top 10 Historical Monuments to Visit in India India, known as the land of diverse traditions and cultures, has always been an attraction to travelers and philosophers from all over the world. The numerous monuments in India stand as an example for India’s unbelievable artistry, glorious past, and rich cultural heritage.  Taj Mahal ...

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Where to Find the Best Food in Amman

Where to Find the Best Food in Amman

Posted by | July 4, 2019 | , , , , |

The following guest post on the best food in Amman is brought to us by Chef Tariq Nasir, an American-Palestinian food blogger and founder of ChefTariq.com So many places in the world to go, so many places to eat, and sadly so many great places overlooked. Amman, Jordan could very well be one of those places that gets overlooked by many, who then end up missing out on an experience of a lifetime. An experience that is hard to replicate anywhere else. Unfortunately, a lot of people overlook Amman once they hear the words Middle East. There is no...

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