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Are You Living in a Potential Disaster Zone?
There is no completely safe place on Earth. Natural disasters can destroy in minutes what took humans years, decades or even centuries to build. The UN Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction identified lack of awareness of local geo-hazards as a major problem. A geo-hazard (i.e. geo = Earth, hazard = risk or danger) in this paper refers to natural disasters and their causes. Governments may have emergency plans, but many smaller rural and poor communities don’t. Teaching the Geographic Systems Model supports the Sendai Framework. When people are more aware of their local geo-hazards they can:
By Greg Lee5 years ago in Wander
How to Get Hold of the Australian PR via the Skill Select Program
Are you aware that every year thousands of applicants apply for the Australian PR, in order to experience a life with high standards and a rich lifestyle. Well, it is no surprise that migrating to Australia is one of the best decisions that you can make. So, if you’re also dreaming to migrate to the Kangaroo Land, no matter either as a student or a skilled professional, you must be aware about the entire process, so that you don’t face any twists and turns in the future.
By Neha Dixit6 years ago in Wander
Creating a Luxury Hotel
Going on a trip is often something exciting that almost everyone looks forward to doing. One of the downfalls of them though is that people will not be able to stay in their own homes while away. For some, this is a difficult thing to grasp. If you want more guests to stay at your hotel, having them feel like they’re home is vital. Here are a few ways luxury hotels help with this and do their best to make guests comfortable.
By Paisley Hansen6 years ago in Wander
How to Explore Xi'an in a Day
A day trip to Xian can easily be packed with the city's well-preserved landmarks and ancient archaeological sites. The number of historical sites shouldn't come as a surprise as this city is one of the oldest of its kind in China. It's not just sightseeing you can do around this city. You can also wander around the winding alleys that are lined with shops and enjoy in chic urban areas in their assortment of bars and restaurants.
By Peaushan Devanarayana6 years ago in Wander
How to plan your honeymoon trip to China
Being one of the world's largest countries china is home to regions with immaculate vistas and offers you a multitude of enticing experiences to indulge in. This is exactly why it qualifies for an amazing honeymoon destination. If you are thinking of going on a honeymoon to china here is how you could plan.
By Michel Ahbs6 years ago in Wander
How to Get Around Auckland
Getting around the city of Auckland is quite affordable and easy. There are many different options that you could use as the transport systems in the city are top-notch, arrive on time and are super comfortable. You could take public transport, hire a taxi, do a tour bus transfer or drive and even cycle. Auckland has an opportunity for all kinds of transport, so it all boils down to a matter of preference. Here's a look at all the kinds of ways you could get around Auckland.
By traveltheworld world6 years ago in Wander
How to Climb 16 Levels of Pala-U Waterfall
If you are looking for more than just spending lazy days at the beach in Hua Hin, Thailand, then plan a visit to the Pa La-U Waterfall. An ideal place to explore for nature lovers and those in search of some outdoor adventure, this waterfall is known for its 16 levels that create a truly enchanting spectacle amidst the forest. Here is a guide to help you plan a trip and experience the best of one of the most idyllic natural attractions in Hua Hin.
By traveltheworld world6 years ago in Wander
How to Plan a Trip to Dubai
Dubai is a great destination to travel next, especially if you are done with the European countries out there, and the tropical ones such as the Maldives. With the tallest building in the world, the biggest shopping mall, and many other record-breaking attractions, there are many things to explore in this destination. But planning is the key! If you don't plan your tour, you'll probably ruin your holiday, and no one is to be blamed for that- but you. So, read this guide and make your plan.
By Ayodha Ushani6 years ago in Wander
How to plan a perfect trip to Maldives
The Maldives has opened its borders to all tourists since the 1st of July and this makes it the perfect time for you to be planning a trip to the islands. As soon as restrictions in your own country are lifted, consider a healthy time frame, get yourself tested and get on a plane. Thanks to a wonderful set of deals and possibly fewer people than usual, now is the time to plan a perfect trip to the Maldives.
By Rochell Megan6 years ago in Wander
How to plan a 3-day itinerary to explore Singapore
Being regarded as the garden city of south Asia, Singapore is an iconic independent territory with a stunning skyscape and multitude of enticing attractions. Here is a guide to help you plan a 3-day itinerary to Singapore.
By Ayodha Ushani6 years ago in Wander
How to be a responsible traveller
While people love to journey to diverse destinations, write blogs about their experiences and post pictures of the amazing sights encountered, often forgotten is the importance of being a responsible traveller. This does not only encompass areas like being eco-friendly or reducing your carbon footprint but respecting cultures and helping local livelihoods as well. Here are some insights on how you can become more responsible in your travels and enjoy rewarding holidays too.
By Michel Ahbs6 years ago in Wander
How to Get the Best from Your Visit to Khon Kaen
Introduction As of 2018, Thailand had received up to 38 million visitors a year which was a record high that continued to be challenged in the year after. Despite the corona virus pandemic, many travellers are looking forward to heading back into the country once the pandemic restrictions are slowly lifted around the world. There is one place in Thailand that is not as much visited as the popular locations of Bangkok and Chiang Mai and that is Khon Kaen.
By Pavithra Jinadasa6 years ago in Wander