Contributors
Life in the rainforest
The Yachana Foundation is a charity which is dedicated to finding sustainable solutions inthe struggle between the ideals of rainforest preservation and the realities of life in the Ecuadorian Amazon. You can help by staying at their jungle lodge.
Travel brochures: who needs them?
Is a holiday brochure a must for any travel company? Do you trust travel companies that don't have a brochure? Or should we all be using the web for our holiday planning?
Tourism and Wildlife
Does wildilfe tourism really have the potential to be a force for good?
Tourism & Indigenous People
How does tourism affect indigenous people? Is it a benefit or a curse?
An insight into guide training in Africa
Report about guide training in Malawi. From first aid to country knowledge, these local Malawians were given training to ensure travellers are well-informed and looked-after on safari.
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Welcome to Tangled World
Tangled world is an online journal or blog which aims to bring you information and insight into travelling and the travel industry; its effects and its potential.
If you have an interest in travel, cultural and biodiversity, sustainability and conservation, we hope you will enjoy and add to some of the issues we will be discussing.
Most recent Posts
Many of travel industry colleagues in Kenya fought since late 2008 to stop a ‘cheetah zoo’ being built inside (of all places!) the Masai Mara. Building started quite a while ago, and even whilst conservationists and others fought to
Conservation in the Galapagos Islands
In 1998 Ecuador’s largest tour operator and conservation-in-tourism pioneer, Metropolitan Touring, established Fundación Galápagos-Ecuador. This is the first ever initiative by tourism’s
An insight into guide training in Malawi
Malawi at the forefront of guide training Wikus Swanepoel of Wilderness Safaris in Malawi explains about recent guide training Our guide training course for Malawi for 2009
Volcanic eruption in Galapagos Islands
This dramatic scene was viewed by travellers in the Galapagos Islands last week. It was La Cumbre Volcano on the the western side of Fernandina Island, the youngest of the Galapagos Islands.
In Africa you get used to the usual daily noises and the unusual cannot be missed. It has to be said that the rainy season brings new harmonies:
This is an amazing wildlife travel snippet we’ve been sent from Saruni Samburu Camp in Kenya. Two clients from the Netherlands had an incredible sighting in Samburu National Reserve. These
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The Sheldrick Trust does some excellent work, and i would very much encourage anyone to make time to go to see the orphanage in Nairobi. ...
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