Tatiana Espinosa is a forestry engineer and founder of Arbio – a 1000-hectare reserve that strives to protect the Amazon from intrusive and destructive land use, galvanized by development. In Peru’s Madre de Dios region, where the forest is completely lawless, forest conservationists are constantly threatened for defending the environment. Keep reading to find out more about Tatiana’s initiative to safeguard the oldest of all the Amazon trees –the shihuahuaco.
Read MoreDuring the last months, the Brazilian Pantanal has seen a great number of devastating fires endangering the rich biodiversity that inhabits the region. In order to evoke the largest continental wetland in the world, we asked wildlife photographer and tour guide, Michael Tweddle to take us on a singular photographic journey through the wildlife-laden Pantanal region of South America.
Read MoreFor us, the best means of survival and remaining hopeful meant creating a library of sorts: a collection of art, culture, humor, film and, frankly, the bizarre. A place that, while virtual as it may be, offers an escape, solace and inspiration.
Read MoreSometimes all we have to do is turn the world off for a moment. A reflection on how the pandemic is already affecting the tourism industry and travel writers.
Read MoreThroughout history, all kinds of thinkers, writers, artists and musicians have delved into the subject of loneliness. Here are the lessons they've shared with us.
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Read MoreWhen traveling to Urubamba, Peru, this rustic yet stylish retreat makes for an unforgettable stay in the Sacred Valley with friends or family.
Read MoreWhy we love exploring the Sacred Valley during the rainy season.
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Read MoreA view from the top of the vertiginous Cabo Espichel.
Read MoreA change of scenery and escape routine if you stayed in Lima this Semana Santa.
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