Tag: Galapagos
Luxury Cruising: Silversea celebrates silver jubilee
Silversea Cruises serves 25 years as a luxury cruise line. Silversea has unlocked the authentic beauty of the world for almost half a million guests on approximately 4,100 voyages. Silversea's ... Read More
Ideal ocean cruise ship: Ship sizes and what they mean for your cruise
Ships sizes range from megaships (over 4,000 passengers) to very small vessels and luxury yachts whose passengers number in mere dozens, and knowing the differences is key to planning your ... Read More
Ditch the snow already! Spring into adventure travel
With the weather slowly… very slowly… warming up around most of the USA, spring is finally just around the corner. It is the perfect time of year to break ... Read More
Cruising 2019: List of all cruise ships set to launch this year released
Every year, the world welcomes a variety of new ocean and river-faring cruise ships, and 2019 is no exception. In total, the cruise industry will launch 37 new ships this ... Read More
Avianca Airlines enters its 100th year of uninterrupted operation
In 2019 Avianca Airlines celebrates its 100-year anniversary. It ratifies its position as the oldest airline in the Americas and the oldest in the world with uninterrupted operations. In order ... Read More
Avoiding dangerous vacations 2018
This is the sixth year that we have posted dangerous vacations destination information collected from news articles and reported law cases. Read More
New life breathed into Latin Trails’ Galapagos Grand Odyssey yacht
The Galapagos Grand Odyssey welcomes guests to a stylishly-renovated motor yacht due to a recent refurbishment. Read More
Galapagos and Machu Picchu: the perfect combination
Latin Trails is a South America tour and travel operator with 20 years of experience. Read More
Diverse travel to be discovered in Ecuador
Ecuador is located on the equatorial line in northwestern South America, bordering the Pacific Ocean to the west, Colombia to the north, and Peru to the south and east. Read More
Galapagos hospitality company creates tortoise reserve
QUITO, Ecuador - Ecuador's hospitality company for active adventure, Red Mangrove Galapagos and Ecuador Lodges, is creating Red Mangrove Tortuga Reserve, the first such reserve in the Galapagos. Read More
Ecuador issues clarification of new Galapagos Islands regulations
Due to a misunderstanding created by a press release issued on 11 November (“Ecuador to Limit the Number of Visitors to the Galapagos”), Ecuador would like to clarify the new ... Read More
Diverse travel to be discovered in Ecuador
Ecuador is located on the equatorial line in northwestern South America, bordering the Pacific Ocean to the west, Colombia to the north, and Peru to the south and east. Read More
United Nations says Galapagos Islands no longer in danger
The Galapagos, comprising 19 islands and a marine reserve, are situated some 1,000 kilometers from the South American continent. Read More
Socotra: Another Galapagos awaits tourists
On the other side of the world, in the middle of another ocean, lies a second Galapagos: the remote island of Socotra where more than one third of the 800 ... Read More
Will Galapagos become the Pacific’s Ibiza?
A fierce rearguard action is being fought to prevent the Galapagos – the world's most renowned wildlife site – being damaged by development. Read More
Mosquitoes brought by tourists can have devastating effect in the Galapagos
LONDON – The unique wildlife of the Galapagos Islandsis under threat from disease-carrying mosquitoes arriving on board growing numbers of aircraft and tourist boats, researchers said on Wednesday. Read More
Andrew Marr warns of threat to Darwin’s Galapagos islands
As early as last summer, before the Darwin commemoration caravan really got rolling, it was clear that this year was going to be one of the busiest ever for tourism ... Read More
Galapagos expels citizens as a flood of tourists threatens islands
A few weeks ago, 19 Ecuadorean citizens detained on these world-renowned islands were marched onto a plane and sent back to the continent under armed guard. Their crime? Illegal migration. Read More
Galapagos under siege
The remote islands are known for a prehistoric landscape. A flock of well-meaning ecotourists is posing a new threat. Most of the wild goats that ravaged this famous archipelago, denuding ... Read More