Eco Tourism

High Line in New York City

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High Line Park in Manhattan An elevated railroad out of use has become a recreational park on the West Side in New York. It is known as the High Line, and this area was completely rebuilt. Since its opening in 2009, the city has been integrated with a beautiful tour of Chelsea and the trendy Meatpacking district. New York High LineThe New York HL stands out for its sustainable design. Also for its artistic design: the High Line Art. It is …

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How Many People will Travel the World?

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How many People Travel the World?: 2022      2021   2020      2019      2018       Travel the World 2022 WTTC expects world tourism to recover to 85% in 2022  with an 18% recovery in tourism employment and international travel doubling. Travel with Insulin & Diabetes The World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) forecasts that the sector will recover 85% of the pre-pandemic level by the end of 2022, as long as no more mobility restrictions are …

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Natural Reserve Canyon of Lumbier – Navarra – Spain

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Foz de Lumbier – Canyon in Spain

The Natural Reserve Canyon of Lumbier (Foz de Lumbier) is a canyon formed by the Irati river in Navarra – Spain. It is very close to the mouth of the Aragón river. The force of the water opened a narrow, high gorge of more than a Mile in length between the Rocks of Lumbier.

Natural Reserve Canyon of Lumbier-

 

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There a multitude of birds nest, among which the vultures are the most numerous. Running between almost vertical walls 450 feet to  1200 feet high.

The human being dug a tunnel through which the Pamplona-Sangüesa industrial railroad circulated. That old railway infrastructure has now been converted into the Vía Verde de la Foz. It is a linear trekking and very easy to do 2 miles round trip.

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Post COVID19: Tourism in Venice 2020 -2021

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Post COVID19: Tourism in Venice Tourists have returned to Venice. Empty streets in the Italian city, due to confinement, seem to be a thing of the past. But perhaps it is not entirely true, because despite the fact that 70% of the hotels have opened, the average occupancy is 30%. Most are empty, others have not reopened at all. Hotels have been forced to lower their rates to sell more. This is the case of the four-star hotel Bonvecchiati, located …

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