Eco traveller is your guide to the world's finest authentic experiences !
Eco traveller is a digital travel magazine that focuses on global sustainable tourism. It offers in-depth features, guides and interviews across a range of categories and is available for consumers to download for tablets – free of charge.
The magazine's features portray exciting yet often lesser-known destinations in rich detail, aided by stunning imagery and an elegant design. Read interviews with renowned adventurers, business leaders and key players within the travel industry.
The categories include;
- Adventure
- Ecology
- Nature
- Business
- Food and drink
- History and culture
Eco traveller is your guide to the world's finest authentic experiences, and how to explore them with a clean conscience.
In This Issue:
Events
Follow our guide to the best events of September and October, with grape throwing, balloon fiestas and Middle Age jousts on the menu.
Europe: Turkey
Going underground
In the historic region of Cappadocia, people have dug a spectacular series of underground dwellings and caves.
Asia: Kazakhstan
The flooded forest
Below the surface of the Kaindy Lake, an old forest is still intact.
Northern America: California
Land of the giants
In Sequoia National Park, the world’s largest trees have flourished for thousands of years.
Latin America: Chile
High and dry
The Atacama Desert – the world’s driest place – is so arid that some native adults have never seen rain.
Africa: Namibia
‘The land God made in anger’
The coastline of northern Namibia has been the deathbed of mammals and unfortunate sailors.
Middle East: Egypt
Keeping it clean
The White Desert is the jewel in Egypt’s tourism crown, but relies on volunteers to stay clean.
Australasia: Australia
The Twelve Apostles
The limestone stacks lined up outside of Australia’s southern coast are a sight to behold.
Business
A new direction
Members of the European Parliament have voted to limit the market of food crop-based biofuels.
Top five iPad accessories
Five fine gadgets, from keyboards to speakers and backpacks.
Adventure: Canada
Wild wonders
For adrenaline rushes and intimacy with nature, the Canadian Rockies is your place.
Nature: Whales
The good shepherds
Marine conservationists are putting up a stiff fight to protect whales on the open seas.
Ecology: Singapore
Avant-garden
The Gardens by the Bay project has set a new standard for gardening.
Food and Drink: Slow food
Food for thought
The Slow Food movement is growing increasingly influential.
Interview: Carter Roberts
‘We still have time’
The WWF chief executive says businesses still have time to act over climate change. But not much.
Green city guide: Barcelona
Advice for a sustainable visit in the city of Antoni Gaudí.
History and culture: India
In the shadows
The Agra Fort is the lesser-known brother of Taj Mahal.
Luxury: Switzerland
The place to be
Since the 1960s, the village of Gstaad has attracted royals and Hollywood A-listers.
Q&A: Benny Lewis
The polyglot
The Irish globetrotter has learnt about 10 languages in 10 years. But how?
Readers’ letters
Your tips, views and experiences.
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