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Animal sanctuaries. What Tiger King has taught us about the relationship between tourism and wildlife.

Animal sanctuaries. What Tiger King has taught us about the relationship between tourism and wildlife.

April 25, 2020 April 25, 2020

In the recent Netflix docuseries Tiger King, we learn about the life of exotic animals bred in captivity in the US. It begs the question: Is the relationship between tourism and wildlife serving the world any good?

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24 hours in Orange, Australia

24 hours in Orange, Australia

March 17, 2019 January 22, 2020

Welcome to Orange! Where you can sip the afternoon away, nibble on tantalising cuisine and even pick your own fruit for your own assembled cheese platter, everything but oranges as we soon discovered.

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24 hours in the Barossa Valley, South Australia

24 hours in the Barossa Valley, South Australia

March 10, 2019 January 22, 2020

The vineyards of the Barossa Valley is like a heart pumping blood to the body’s organs and setting off to the region felt like searching for sand at the beach.

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Ultimate Guide to the Yorke Peninsula – Part 2

Ultimate Guide to the Yorke Peninsula – Part 2

March 3, 2019 January 22, 2020

Welcome back! In case you missed it, last week was a detailed Part I of our time in South Australia’s Yorke Peninsula. This week I’ll pick up where we left off, on the peninsula’s pinky toe, Corny Point.

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Ultimate Guide to The Yorke Peninsula – Part 1

Ultimate Guide to The Yorke Peninsula – Part 1

February 24, 2019 January 22, 2020

In an effort to see more of my own country, I imposed the challenge on myself five years ago. Since then it’s taken me to destinations I’d not normally would have traveled and I’m thrilled to state that I’ve now visited all states and territories in Australia. This year I made it to South Australia.

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Why I’m walking 330km to learn about Peace.

Why I’m walking 330km to learn about Peace.

February 17, 2019 January 22, 2020

Walking. Again. Yep – It’s happening. I’ve decided to walk the 330km European Peace Walk.

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5 things I do to plan avaycay

5 things I do to plan avaycay

February 10, 2019 January 22, 2020

So…your next holiday is on the horizon, work (& life in general) is becoming increasingly time consuming and you’re feeling the need to start making a few necessary reservations. This is me: always.

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Project 333. One month in: So far, so good.

Project 333. One month in: So far, so good.

February 3, 2019 January 22, 2020

One month in… how time flies! I have to say I honestly cant remember what else was in my wardrobe before the challenge. So far… I think it’s working. A few people have asked what was included in my 33 items for Project 333. Here’s my list!

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How travel can help bring reconciliation to Australia’s first people.

How travel can help bring reconciliation to Australia’s first people.

January 27, 2019 January 27, 2020

I have a favour to ask. I’d like to make a call to action – for all Australians. I have a simple task I urge you to consider. That is, to travel the land down under.
Often we are too quick to fly abroad for our vacations, whether it be; to relax, to indulge or be conversant with a new culture.

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The Subtle Art of a Staycation.

The Subtle Art of a Staycation.

January 20, 2019 January 27, 2020

I may be breaking all the blogging rules by giving you the secret in the first sentence but it’s a simple one. The subtle art to the perfect staycation is: Time.

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