AllWays Traveller Features

Barbados is looking to be at the forefront of the movement to encourage a more sustainable environment. In April 2019 the country enforced a ban on single-use plastics, meaning that there will be no more importation, retail, sale and use of petrol-based, single-use plastic on the island. Barbados is already one of the world's top users of electric ...

The Republic of Seychelles is a 115-island archipelago in the Indian Ocean, offering beaches, finehospitality and preserved nature. A great way to explore the islands of Seychelles is on foot. The huge variety of biodiversity and landscapes - striking mountains, granite rocks, mangrove forests, tropical jungle and stunning beaches.Over 40% of land ...

​ The Latin American Travel Association (LATA) is highlighting trends for travel growth throughout 2019, particularly in Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Peru The Iberá National Park, Argentina The Iberá National Park has been created adding395,000 acres to the neighbouring 1.3 million acres of the Iberá Provincial Park. Located in the second largest w...

Not to be confused with the Caribbean island of similar name, Antigua Guatemala is a must-see gem if you are travelling in Central America. ​ The former colonial Spanish capital of this part of the world in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries, it is a UNESCO World Heritage site with preserved colonial Spanish architecture of breathtaking beauty....

Sir Richard Branson led an exploration of the Great Blue Hole, Belize to collect data on climate change. This will enhance the mapping of the hole's unique and largely unknown geographical features and hep to safeguard globally significant marine assets. The research will also be valuable in unlocking the key to sustaining the world's oceans and pr...

UNESCO created the World Network of Biosphere Reserves, 50 years ago, to demonstrate a balanced and sustainable relationship between people and nature. Some of the most significant biospheres are found in Central America, where visitors can explore unique landscapes and biological diversity. The Central America Tourism Agency (CATA) has highlighted...