Laos between Wat and Buddhist monks
From Siem Riep I headed to Laos by land crossing one of the most corrupt borders of Southeast Asia. I... Read more »
Category: Responsible and Sustainable Tourism
Gili & Lombok – Tourism as a wave that comes, destroy or standardise
The days passed between Gili Air and Lombok have certainly been more relaxed than the previous ones, I have been... Read more »
Kupi Luwak: the unsustainable coffee
When you are traveling on the streets of Indonesia, you do not have to be great observers to see how... Read more »
India – Travel Tips
Whether you decide to make a short or long trip or go for volunteering or work, it is curious to... Read more »
Manifesto of responsible and sustainable tourism
Travel is the opportunity that privileged people have to know about the world around them. There are indeed many people... Read more »
Himba yes ot no: reflection on cultural tourism
If I had traveled on my own, I would probably never go to see the Himba populations, this so as... Read more »
What future for Namibia? Reflection on tourism in a natural and cultural delicate environment
Thanks to the work of tour leader (and interpreter) in Namibia for Viaggigiovani.it I had the opportunity to live in... Read more »