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Deb Lace-Kelly

Why is Collaboration Important in Sustainable Travel?

Collaboration in sustainable travel results in growth for local travel organizations, local people, and local culture.

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Hidden Lemur

The Lost Compass has found the Hidden Lemur! Through my explorations over this travel-restricted year I've been so lucky to have...

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Finca Kobo - decadent Costa Rica rainforest chocolate

Rainforest. Tropical garden. Exotic fruit. These all sound like words to describe Eden. Then add chocolate! The organic farm is called...

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Going Beyond History – Natural Greece!

See Greece Behind the Scenes & Support Nature Conservation Too! Bird watching before the Acropolis? Bear tracking after Delphi? Turtle...

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Professional Certification in Sustainable Tourism

I am excited to announce that I earned the GSTC Professional Certificate in Sustainable Tourism! The Global Sustainable Tourism Council...

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Understand Iceland

The Lost Compass is excited to introduce you to a tour operator in Iceland whose mission and focus is just like ours!! Education and...

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The Great Barrier Reef

A special thank you to guest contributor and fellow traveller, Annie Kelly, for shooting and editing this 3 minute video from Briggs Reef...

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What is Sustainable Travel Anyway?

In general both officially and unofficially, sustainable travel is defined by three basic pillars - Planet, People, and Economy. Planet:...

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Nelson's Dockyard, Antigua

Nelson’s Dockyard, strategically tucked into the furthest back bay of English Harbour in Antigua is intriguing. It’s hard to pin down why...