How Bangladesh’s Women-Led Climate Revolution is Transforming Communities

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Original content owned & copyrighted by Green Global Travel. Climate change is having a personal impact on people’s lives worldwide. Lovely Begum, who resides in the Mohanganj, Moulvibazar district of Bangladesh, lost her home 8 times due to environmental stressors, such as floods and erosion. But for the right person, such losses can transform into …

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Puregold Highlights Sari-Sari Stores’ Role in Driving Grassroots Commerce and MSME Growth

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In its final installment of the Sari-Sari Stories, Puregold releases “Pangalan,” a moving tribute to the sari-sari stores that continue to power daily life, grassroots enterprise, and community connection across the Philippines. “Pangalan,” the final installment of Puregold’s Sari-Sari Stories series, celebrates the cultural and economic significance of sari-sari stores in everyday Filipino lives.  Following …

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How to truly switch off and recharge whilst travelling

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This is a guest post by Clara Bennett, a slow travel advocate who writes about mindful journeys and meaningful escapes. She enjoys helping travelers disconnect from the noise and reconnect with themselves on the road. Modern life rarely pauses to ask if you’re keeping up. Between work pressures, packed schedules, and the constant pull of …

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This Remote Alaska Town Sits Inside the Largest National Park in America — Here’s What to Do There

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Wrangell–St. Elias is America’s largest national park. Tucked inside its 13 million acres sits McCarthy, one of the country’s most remote and rugged frontier towns. From boomtown to ghost town and back again, McCarthy has lived many lives. Today, for the first time in nearly a century, travelers can step into a reborn community—one with …

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7 Reasons to Explore Costa Rica: Climate Action Through Travel

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Original content owned & copyrighted by Green Global Travel. When you envision a Costa Rican vacation, you might see yourself sipping on a tropical drink at a luxurious eco-lodge or ziplining through its lush, green jungles. For many, this is the idyllic image of Costa Rica’s beloved Pura Vida— a.k.a. the simple life. But there …

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