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An excellent resource!
“Since 1994 Planeta.com has fostered a lively public space for the development of conscientious tourism that benefits travellers and locals alike. Created as an information clearinghouse and information catalyst, Planeta.com features the work of communities and individuals who are pursuing holistic development strategies, particularly ecotourism.”
The site focuses on worldwide environmental news and travel. Updated several times a month, the site is written by those working in the field – travel providers, government officials, academics, environmentalists and travellers. News and numerous links online showcase environmental conservation efforts. Feature articles provide author contact information and resource guides provide networking tools. Readers can contact travel companies, language schools or environmental groups.
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travelmole 25-Jun-2002
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