Important archaeological finding left un-attended
<h1>Important archaeological finding left un-attended</h1> Anakkara along River Nila is becoming a site of great importance because of many recent findings. So this morning we decided to go and find more details that that is available online. Idea was to meet the local Panchayat president, meet the owner of the place ( the land belongs …
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Irresponsible NGO campaign
<h1>Irresponsible NGO campaign</h1> Survival International accuses Barefoot group of endangering the lives of the entire Jerawa people and of potential genocide! On 16th June 2009, we received several forwarded emails from friends and colleagues about a press release from Survival International titled, “Celebrity resort threatens isolated tribes”. This was of concern for us atTraveltocare.com and …
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TBY featured twice among ‘500 new ways to see the world’
<h1>TBY featured twice among ‘500 new ways to see the world'</h1> Discusses 500 experiences and different ways to travel. This book lets you discover various adventures from sleeping in houseboats in Kerala and witnessing the zebra migration in Botswana to taking the train-hotel from Paris to Madrid. It offers information on the best hotels, resorts, …
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The Blue Yonder featured in Der Standard Austria
<h1> The Blue Yonder featured in Der Standard Austria</h1> TBY Featured in German by Clemens Berger in Der Standard Austria.
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Pre-historic cemetery discovered along River Nila
<h1>Pre-historic cemetery discovered along River Nila</h1> Archaeologists have discovered a pre-historic necropolis (cemetery) with megalithic cairn circles dating back 2,500 years, many ‘postholes’ that probably point to the ancient practice of ‘excarnation,’ a ‘wood-henge’-like ritual monument and a site of primitive astronomical intelligence at Anakkara, near Kuttippuram in Malappuram district. Experts believe it is a …
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New appeal to support Cyclone Aila relief in Sunderbans
<h1>New appeal to support Cyclone Aila relief in Sunderbans</h1> Two weeks ago Cyclone Aila ravaged eastern India and Bangladesh. In the Sunderbans, the scenic islands and mangrove forests set in the Gangetic delta, the wind, the tidal waves and the flood destroyed or damaged over 500,000 houses. Over 150,000 people lost their homes, fields, work …
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Partnership with Ethical Travel Portal
<h1>Partnership with Ethical Travel Portal</h1> Our OCT 2009 trip in association with Ethical Travel Portal(ETP) is featured in the Reiseliv.no. The trips we are running for ETP is to introduce travellers to the finer dimensions of Responsible Tourism. It’s not only a holiday based on Responsible Tourism, this is more an indepthanalysis of Responsible …
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Sponsor the banner – help raise funds
<h1>Sponsor the banner – help raise funds</h1> As part of fund raising initiatives to support the victimes of Cyclone Aila that has created havoc in the lives of people living in and around Sunderbans region of West Bengal, we are looking at various sponsorship opportunities. The banner on the home page is available for sponsorship. …
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