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Green Golf, Sustainable Golf

Bob Fisher wrote 3 weeks ago: I have never really accepted the implied criticism in the statement that so and so “can’ … more →

Tags: Canada, Sports & travel, Travel, Sustainable Tourism, sustainability, Golf, Green, Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program, Rouge River

Once Upon a Gîte in Languedoc

Bob Fisher wrote 6 months ago: Engagé Making dreams come true — for example operating a self-catering vacation home in sublime Lang … more →

Tags: Architectural Travel, Art's travel, Culinary and Gastronomic Travel, Cultural anthropological Travel, Educational Travel, Europe, Historical and Heritage Travel, music travel, philosophical travel

The Finger Lakes: A Tonic for the Soul

Bob Fisher wrote 4 years ago: Why you should visit The Finger Lakes The travel and tourism industry, quite rightly I suppose, has … more →

Tags: united states, special interest travel, Art's travel, Historical and Heritage Travel, soft adventure travel, Cultural anthropological Travel, urban travel, Political Travel, Sociological Travel

The Crab Lady of Cape Cod

Bob Fisher wrote 4 years ago: We spot her as we crest the sand dunes that give onto the barrier beach of Cape Cod Bay. A solitary … more →

Tags: united states, special interest travel

Wandering At Will in Québec's Eastern Townships

Bob Fisher wrote 4 years ago: The Townships Paradigm As I meander here and there in the Eastern Townships on a radiant fall day, I … more →

Tags: Canada, special interest travel, Historical and Heritage Travel, Heritage, Travel, Québec, Loyalists, United Empire Loyalists, Eastern Townships

Luke the Canine Trail Guide

Bob Fisher wrote 10 months ago: An unexpected host When our group arrives at Brier Island Lodge on Nova Scotia’s southwest coa … more →

Tags: Canada, special interest travel, wildlife, green tourism, Travel, Nova Scotia, Brier Island, canine, dog

Peace, Travel, and Collaborative Global Marketing

Bob Fisher wrote 1 year ago: Visionaries in the Global Travel Tourism Industry The global travel and tourism industry is the larg … more →

Tags: global issues, Historical and Heritage Travel, The Business of Travel, Cultural anthropological Travel, philosophical travel, Indigenous culture, Political Travel, Sociological Travel, Educational Travel

The Incredible Lightness of Being at an Eco-lodge in Algonquin Park2 comments

Bob Fisher wrote 1 year ago: A podcast with Robin Banerjee P.Eng, owner of the Algonquin Eco-Lodge To listen to this podcast, cli … more →

Tags: Canada, global issues, special interest travel, Historical and Heritage Travel, The Business of Travel, winter travel, soft adventure travel, philosophical travel, Sociological Travel

Niche Golf ... and Other Delights at Diamond in the Ruff

Bob Fisher wrote 1 year ago: ... A podcast with Doug Wilson, General Manager and Golf Professional at Diamond in the Rough To lis … more →

Tags: Canada, special interest travel, Sports & travel, The Business of Travel, philosophical travel, Sociological Travel, Travel, landscape, Demographics

The Grassroots and Niche Market of Outdoor Adventure Travel1 comment

Bob Fisher wrote 2 years ago: Defining Adventure As Pierre Hersberger suggests in his commentary below, adventure is an escape fro … more →

Tags: Canada, global issues, special interest travel, Historical and Heritage Travel, The Business of Travel, Sociological Travel, Educational Travel, History, Heritage

Among the Whales in Québec Maritime

Bob Fisher wrote 2 years ago: A tacit agreement Floating in sea kayaks on the choppy surface of the mighty St. Lawrence River, we … more →

Tags: Canada, global issues, special interest travel, Historical and Heritage Travel, Sports & travel, soft adventure travel, Educational Travel, EcoTourism, green tourism

On the Road Again with Bonnie and Bill ... Through Grassroots America

Bob Fisher wrote 2 years ago: … a podcast with Bonnie Neely of Real Travel Adventures Download: bonnieneelyroadtripagainfina … more →

Tags: united states, special interest travel, Historical and Heritage Travel, soft adventure travel, Cultural anthropological Travel, Sociological Travel, Travel Tips, REal Travel Adventures, grassroots travel

Citizen Cow: a Very Special Breed of French Cattle

Bob Fisher wrote 2 years ago: Far from the madding crowd The Auvergne in central France is a destination-within-a-destination wher … more →

Tags: Europe, global issues, special interest travel, Historical and Heritage Travel, The Business of Travel, Cultural anthropological Travel, Sociological Travel, agritourism, Culinary and Gastronomic Travel

Travelling the Via Alpina with Brandon Wilson2 comments

Bob Fisher wrote 2 years ago: … a podcast with the author of Over the Top & Back Again: Hiking X the Alps Download: bran … more →

Tags: Europe, global issues, special interest travel, Historical and Heritage Travel, Educational Travel, literary travel, History, Heritage, Culture

Something New from Canada's National Parks

Bob Fisher wrote 2 years ago: Something old, something new Perhaps I should have said “something revered, something preserve … more →

Tags: Canada, global issues, special interest travel, Historical and Heritage Travel, The Business of Travel, Educational Travel, Commentaries on Travel, National Parks, Parks Canada

Canadian Roadstories: Judy and Glenn's Excellent Adventures in Canada

Bob Fisher wrote 2 years ago: Judy Hammond and Glenn Cameron are partners in a public relations firm called Clear Communications. … more →

Tags: Canada, global issues, special interest travel, Art's travel, Historical and Heritage Travel, The Business of Travel, soft adventure travel, Cultural anthropological Travel, Indigenous culture

Welcome to the Summer 2010 Newsletter from The Philosophical Traveller1 comment

Bob Fisher wrote 2 years ago: We travel to explore the diversity of the human experience; and in so doing we discover the commonal … more →

Tags: Canada, global issues, special interest travel, Art's travel, Historical and Heritage Travel, The Business of Travel, Sociological Travel, Educational Travel, Commentaries on Travel

My Downunder Journalist Friends The Global Travel Writers

Bob Fisher wrote 3 years ago: The far north of Planet Earth has always seemed forbidding. But in this age of global warming, maybe … more →

Tags: South Pacific, global issues, special interest travel, Historical and Heritage Travel, The Business of Travel, soft adventure travel, Indigenous culture, Sociological Travel, Educational Travel

The Fine Art of Permaculture

Bob Fisher wrote 3 years ago: “What permaculturists are doing is the most important activity that any group is doing on the planet … more →

Tags: Canada, global issues, special interest travel, Cultural anthropological Travel, Indigenous culture, agritourism, Educational Travel, Commentaries on Travel, Culture


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