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Illegal gold mining is threatening the livelihoods of Indigenous communities and rainforest ecosystems across the Brazilian Amazon.
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Rich in both soil and history, this destination provides landscapes that have deeper meaning and symbolism for residents and travelers alike.
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From viral destinations to geotagging, social media has reshaped tourism, and not just for the better.
Read MoreShould Travelers Haggle in Local Markets?
The practice of haggling among travelers remains a subject of debate, shaped by economic pressures facing street vendors and “tourist taxes.”
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Research shows domestic abuse reports can rise during major football tournaments, regardless of whether England wins or loses.
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Temperature inversions throughout Vietnam’s mountainous valleys have popularized this unique pastime, as tourists and locals alike venture into the sky in hopes of catching a sea of clouds beneath them.
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The Maldivian Struggle for Freedom of Press
The ongoing protests in the Maldives are part of a longer struggle over press freedom and freedom of expression.
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Colombia, the predominant asylum nation for Venezuelan refugees, continues to display staggering rates of human trafficking of Venezuelans, despite legal and humanitarian efforts.
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The FIFA World Cup flag rulings, allowing Palestinian and Pride flags while banning Iran’s prerevolutionary flag, reveal a gap between the organization’s human rights ideals and its actions.
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A 4-day backpacking itinerary for experiencing the Havasupai Reservation’s natural wonders within the limited time on your permit.