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Transitions Abroad Magazine November/December 2006 Vol. XXX, NO.3 |
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The Annual Responsible Travel IssueColumns
Back Door Travel
International Career Advisor
The Resourceful Traveler
The Independent Traveler
Local Encounter
Responsible TravelEthical Travel: What it Means and Where to Go Jeff Greenwald & Kiran AuerbachTraveling Responsibly in West Africa Jason Motlagh Fair-Trade Shopping in Cape Town Andrea Hodgins Safari Adventure: Ghana Lauren Edwards Rural Tourism in Morocco Nicole Perkins Stay at a South Korean Temple Barbara Bunce Desmeules An Elephant Escape: South India Deborah McLaren Food for the Heart: Community-Based Tourism in Kyrgystan Konnie W. Andrews Preserving Greece’s Samos Island Donia Lilly Restore a French Village Linda Handiak Visit the Kuna Indians of Panama Darren Fitzgerald Trekking in Patagonia Volker Poelzl Honey Island: A Brazilian Eco-Friendly Destination Dan Moore Rafting to a Jungle Lodge: Costa Rica Katherine McIntyre Nature Lovers Welcome: Discover the Biodiversity of Costa Rica at a Scientific Research Station Kip Wilson Volunteer in Ecuador Vivienne Mackie Volunteering at Casa Guatemala Kelsey Timmerman FeatureTravel in The SudanRecent reports have confirmed a sharp deterioration in the security situation in western Sudan, and international discussions at the U.N. and the African Union have been focused on how to protect civilians from the worsening violence. The Sudan remains on the Department of State’s warning list, and clearly travel to such an instable region is risky. With this in mind, we nevertheless found Michael Nation’s desire to look at the “human, positive side of The Sudan” compelling. Special Guide: Responsible Travel ResourcesPlanning your next responsible adventure takes commitment and education. With a little preparation and a lot of passion you can have a life-changing experience, and make a positive difference for your host community!
Departments Information Exchange Explorations
Abroad at Home
Interview
Activist Responsible Traveler
First Person
Travel Tips
Travel to Eat
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