Paul Salopek is a two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and writer from the US, raised in central Mexico. He has reported globally for the Chicago Tribune, Foreign Policy, The Atlantic, National Geographic Magazine and many other publications. His Out of Eden Walk is a multiyear, 21,000-mile storytelling odyssey across the globe, following the footsteps of our ancestors. He began his journey in Ethiopia in 2013 and will walk 33,800 … [Read more...]
Finland Introduces the World’s First Phone-free Tourist island – visitors to Ulko-Tammio Island are Encouraged to stay Offline this Summer
Finland introduces the world's first phone-free tourist island – visitors to Ulko-Tammio island are encouraged to stay offline this summer Those travelling to the island of Ulko-Tammio, located in the Eastern Gulf of Finland National Park, will be asked to keep their phones in their pockets this summer. The aim is to encourage holidaymakers to switch off their smart devices, take a break from social media and enjoy nature. Ulko-Tammio is … [Read more...]
The Trail: a novel by Ethan Gallogly
Gil's father recently passed and Gil was recently fired from his job. His father's best friend Syd, who is fighting leukemia decides to hike the 220 mile John Muir Trail in the high Sierra Nevada mountains. Gil's mother asks him to join Syd and Gil agrees despite nurturing a strong dislike of camping, being overweight and very inadequately prepared to take on a physical challenge of this magnitude. This is a story of how their relationship … [Read more...]
Dr. Wallace J. Nichols, Marine Scientist and Author
Q. Tell us about yourself. As a marine biologist, what sparked your interest in exploring the relationship between water and our well-being, leading you to write "Blue Mind", the book that explores the many ways that water can have a positive impact on our health and well-being? As I kid, I loved being in the water. It was my happy place. On land, I was a bit introverted, stuttered, and I felt overwhelmed. But in the water, it was peaceful, … [Read more...]
Visit Musandam and experience an exhilarating 1,800-meter-long Zipline
Musandam, located in Oman, recently introduced a new and exciting activity-packed adrenaline for tourists. According to the Oman Observer, the zipline opened its doors to customers in April. Musandam, which can be found in the topmost region of Oman, is a treasure trove for people looking for exciting experiences. The area, known for its amazing natural beauty, is also home to many activities that are guaranteed to get your heart racing … [Read more...]
5 Ideal Picnic Spots for Students in the American South
The American South, with its picturesque landscapes, enchanting historical sites, and warm, sunny weather, is replete with beautiful spots ideal for student picnics. Whether it's for relaxation after a long week of studying, a celebratory gathering, or just a casual day out with friends, here are five picnic spots that offer a unique southern charm and the perfect backdrop for a memorable day. 1. Great Smoky Mountains National Park, … [Read more...]
Love Knows No Boundaries: Inspiring Stories of Arab Interracial Couples
In a world where love is often constrained by societal expectations and cultural boundaries, interracial couples continue to defy stereotypes and showcase the power of love that transcends race and ethnicity. We've gathered a collection of inspiring stories, and others, from real-life Arab interracial couples who have shattered barriers and proven that love knows no damn color. These heartwarming tales will open your eyes to the beauty of diverse … [Read more...]
Is Couchsurfing Dead? X Affordable Lodging Solutions for Students
Are you an adventurer at heart, yearning to explore different corners of the globe? As students, we often grapple with tight budgets, juggling books and the thrill of travel, all while seeking to broaden our horizons. The need for affordable lodging often tops the list of concerns for those who have caught the travel bug. In the past, the solution for many was a phenomenon called Couchsurfing - an innovative idea that disrupted the traditional … [Read more...]
Planning Your Gap Year: Top 5 Countries to Explore
The word "education" might bring to mind classrooms, textbooks, essay writer duties and exams. But as any seasoned traveler will tell you, some of life's most impactful lessons happen outside the traditional classroom. This is the allure of a gap year - a break taken by students between high school and college or during college, offering an opportunity to travel, work, volunteer, or pursue a unique interest. The idea of a gap year, however, … [Read more...]
Best Student Travel Programs: Empowering Students Through Global Experiences
Tired of hearing about applying to holiday programs and finding internships? Does applying for the same summer job as everyone else make you feel like you’ve run out of options? Do these words make you want to scream just thinking about them? Thankfully, you are not alone, and the remedy is domyessay.com! Participating in a student program, such as one that involves going abroad, is a great idea if you want to try something new, exciting, and … [Read more...]
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