Archive for the "Responsible travel" category

Sweat Equity: Bangkok by Bike

by Angela Dollar - Travel with a Purpose
( August 16th, 2010 )

mrbottleBangkok can be described in many terms: sprawling, noisy, beautiful, and chaotic are just a few. It’s easy to be deflated by heavy heat, pollution and traffic when you stick to the roads in the heart of the city.

I think one of …

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Hike of a Lifetime: Vancouver Island’s West Coast Trail

by Angela Dollar - Travel with a Purpose
( July 1st, 2010 )

WCT sunrise
There’s hikes, and then there’s HIKES. Hiking British Columbia’s West Coast Trail is so Epic that everything feels like it should be capitalized. It has thick forests of old growth with totem poles sleeping inside of them, historic lighthouses …

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Traveling in the Wake of Disaster

by Angela Dollar - Travel with a Purpose
( June 8th, 2010 )

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The oil spill clean-up is on, the aftershocks have subsided, the political riots are over, and the volcano’s ash is dissipating….in all cases, the local economy is suffering and tourism could sure use a bolster. But is it time to go?

Most …

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