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The Dark Islands… A Lesson to be Learned from Galapagos Travel
As fun and exciting as Galapagos holiday cruises may be, I must remind you that the Galapagos Islands have always stood at a very foreboding corner of human thought. I’ve enjoyed writing about how master literati such as Hermann Melville … Continue reading
Keeping Galapagos Travel Special
Not everyone who travels, works or lives in the Galapagos Islands understands what they’re about. Many miss the picture altogether, others just have a very simplistic view of it all, and just like the fact they made it this far… … Continue reading
Galapagos tourism’s contribution
Every visitor that embarks on a Galapagos holiday cruise or stays in a hotel in the Galapagos Islands is in some way supporting the endeavors of The Galapagos National Park. We can say that the Galapagos National Park not only … Continue reading
The fight to improve Galapagos tourism
Metropolitan Touring has placed all its efforts in making Galapagos tourism, and the cruise tour industry in the islands as a whole, an activity that positively affects the environment and wildlife of this unique and special place on Earth. After … Continue reading
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Getting mentally prepared for your Galapagos trip!
As with most destinations, the tourism experience of traveling, sightseeing, shopping, meeting new people and seeing new things beats sitting at home an imagining it all were real, but the Galapagos Islands are so different and unique, that even imagining … Continue reading