Green Travel

On Antarctica’s icy shores and the remote sub-Antarctic islands of the Southern Ocean, wildlife is often the main reason to make the long journey south. Penguins gather in large breeding…

Patagonia draws people in for obvious reasons. The mountains are dramatic, the glaciers seem to stretch forever, and some of the world’s best multi-day hikes happen here. What often catches…

Expedition cruises have quietly become some of the most useful platforms for conservation work. While passengers come to see wildlife and remote landscapes, many voyages also carry scientists, naturalists, and…

Ukraine’s green spaces say a lot about the country. They show its land, its history, and the way people have lived with nature over time. You can see that in…

Your flight lands, the cabin doors open, and almost without thinking, you reach for your phone. You need directions, a ride, a hotel message, maybe just the comfort of seeing…

The arctic used to be a dusty relic you’d find on a classroom map. But that’s changed – its warming at a pace that’s actually faster than any other part…

Travel is one of life’s main joys – the chance to see new landscapes, try new foods and make memories that last a lifetime. But traditional road trips, especially in…

The iconic pyramid of the Matterhorn, straddling the frontier between Switzerland and Italy, has long been a symbol of Alpine permanence. For centuries, its high-altitude glaciers, including the Theodul Glacier…

Travel on the Mekong is a slow and relaxing affair that lets you take it easy at the river’s pace. This mighty river flows right through the heart of several…

More people who enjoy winter sports now want to protect the planet. Snowfall is changing, and glaciers are shrinking, so every choice we make matters. New travel options, like the…