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Eco traveller
What's Eco traveller APK?
Eco traveller is a app for Android, It's developed by Focus Media author.
First released on google play in 10 years ago and latest version released in 8 years ago.
This app has 0 download times on Google play and rated as 4.27 stars with 15 rated times.
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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.
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.
