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Oct 31, 2016Kenya as a Sports Tourism Destination
Travelers typically visit specific locations to experience what they have learned about a particular country’s culture or history: Great Britain for great tea, Thailand for authentic Thai street food or Argentina to learn how to tango. When foreigners think of Kenya, most conjure up images of rail-thin runners crossing the desolate environ while cheetahs lurk in the brush. Although cheetahs may not be on many travelers’ bucket lists, the chance to run in Kenya, the birthplace and training grounds of some of the world’s best runners, is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for avid athletes.
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The Province That Surrounds Seoul — And Outshines It
Skip the Seoul Crowds. The Real Korea is in Gyeonggi.
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Apr 29, 2016Africa Yoga Project in Kenya
While there are numerous organizations attempting to lend aid to children in Africa, few of them are attempting to do it through yoga. If you’re a budding yogi in the making or an experienced enthusiast, the Africa Yoga Project in Kenya might have an opportunity for you.
Journey Back in Ecological Time
With an increasingly developed world, primeval forests are becoming a thing of the past. These centuries-old woodlands grew untouched without any significant disturbances, resulting in an ecosystem marked by a high level of bio-diversity and rare species. Many are in danger of being logged out of existence, so be sure to visit these beautiful landscapes before they disappear forever.
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Feb 24, 2016Help Ease the Hunger Crisis with Feed Bags
Lauren Bush saw the effects of hunger firsthand when she was traveling through Cambodia as a World Food Programme honorary spokesperson and knew she had the power to create something that could help. Drawing inspiration from childhood malnutrition, she decided to build a business that gave back. Each FEED bag has a number stamped on which stands for the number of school meals donated to children abroad suffering from hunger.