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Artificial Watering Holes in Guatemala Offer Hope for Wildlife in Drought-Stricken Jungles

In northern Guatemala’s Maya Forest, artificial watering holes are offering a lifeline to wildlife during drought

by Anthea Ayache

A Month of Pizza, Vino and Italian Charm: Larte at Studio One Celebrates Ferragosto

Celebrate Ferragosto the Italian way this August at Larte, the laid-back trattoria inside the newly Green Key-certified Studio One Hotel

by Claire Wills

Escape the Heat: Alila Jabal Akhdar Offers ‘15 Degrees Cooler’ Summer Deal

Swap city heat for mountain air with Alila Jabal Akhdar’s “15 Degrees Cooler” offer that gives guests 25 per cent of their room rate back in resort credit

by Claire Wills

From Amsterdam to the Underground: Franc Fala Brings Soulful Sonic Disruption to Dubai

Dubai’s P7 Arena, an underground venue tucked under the Green Key-certified Media One Hotel, is set to welcome one of […]

by Staff Writer

Avani+ Fares Maldives Launches Its First-Ever PADI AWARE Week

Avani+ Fares Maldives is making waves this September with its first-ever PADI AWARE Week in celebration of marine life and mindful diving

by Claire Wills

This Vegan Popsicle from House of Pops Could Win You a Luxury Staycation in RAK

Born out of a cool collaboration between Ras Al Khaimah Tourism Development Authority and House of Pops, the limited-edition ‘RAK Summer Sunset’ all-natural popsicle gives you the chance to win exciting prizes including luxury escapes to Ras Al Khaimah

by Staff Writer

Family Ties: Caring for Elderly Parents When You Live Overseas

When elderly parents need more care, expats face tough choices. This piece explores the emotional weight of deciding whether to stay abroad or move back home

by Georgia Lewis

Fur Farming Under Fire in Europe

A new report reignites calls for an EU-wide ban as experts declare fur farming is ‘incompatible with animal welfare’

by Anthea Ayache

Could Desert Microbes Turn the UAE into the Next Farming Frontier?

Groundbreaking research from the UAE reveals that desert microbes could hold the key to sustainable agriculture in one of the world’s driest regions

by Anthea Ayache

Blondie the Lion: Trophy Hunters Kill Studied Pride Leader

Blondie, a lion under study by Oxford University researchers, has been shot dead by trophy hunters after being lured out of Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe

by Nick Ames