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Jacqeline Nomora, M.Sc. Biology

The Rise of Digital Privacy Concerns The Rise of Digital Privacy Concerns (image credits: pixabay) It’s honestly shocking how much of our lives is exposed without us even realizing it. In 2024, the Pew Research Center revealed that 81% of Americans feel powerless over the data collected about them online. When you post about your …

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The Rise of Airbnb and Its Impact on Travel The Rise of Airbnb and Its Impact on Travel (image credits: pixabay) Airbnb exploded onto the travel scene, promising a world where travelers could swap cookie-cutter hotel rooms for cozy apartments, treehouses, or even castles. Its appeal was instant—suddenly, anyone with a spare room could become …

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Waking Up Without a Plan Waking Up Without a Plan (image credits: unsplash) Imagine the crisp air of dawn sneaking through your window in a city you barely know. No alarm, no checklist, just the distant sound of a bakery opening and the promise of a day untouched by any agenda. That’s exactly how I …

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The Rising Concerns of Health and Safety The Rising Concerns of Health and Safety (image credits: pixabay) Few things shake your confidence in a vacation quite like worrying about your health before you’ve even packed your bags. The cruise industry, once the icon of carefree fun, has been hammered with health scandals in recent years. …

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Picture this: you’re standing before the ancient walls of a city you’ve dreamed about for years. The air is thick with spice and mystery, your heart pounding with anticipation—then, suddenly, a border official shakes their head. “No tourists allowed.” The world is shifting, and some of our most beloved destinations may soon slip through our …

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Imagine stepping off a plane, breathing in the crisp mountain air, or gazing out over turquoise seas—only to realize these moments might soon disappear forever. Around the globe, treasured destinations are shutting their doors to travelers, not out of spite, but out of desperation. Fragile ecosystems, ancient cities, and pristine islands have reached a breaking …

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Sweden: Pioneering Dignified Living for Seniors Sweden: Pioneering Dignified Living for Seniors (image credits: pixabay) Sweden stands out as a global leader in elder care, and it’s not just because of its beautiful landscapes or progressive culture. The Swedish government invests around 4.5% of its GDP in elder care, making sure older adults can access …

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The Overload of Travel Apps The Overload of Travel Apps (image credits: pixabay) Imagine opening your phone to plan a trip and being swamped with an endless sea of colorful icons. That’s the modern travel dilemma. With billions of travel app downloads and a vast array of options available on major app stores, travelers are …

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Finland: A Model of Purity Finland: A Model of Purity (image credits: pixabay) Finland stands as a shining example of what clean water management can achieve. With 188,000 lakes and hundreds of rivers, it’s no wonder over 90% of the country’s water bodies are classified as clean. The Finnish Environment Institute keeps a close eye …

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Bhutan: Preserving Cultural Integrity Bhutan: Preserving Cultural Integrity (image credits: pixabay) Nestled high in the Himalayas, Bhutan has always done things a little differently. The country’s “high value, low impact” philosophy has led to a bold move in 2024: tourists must now pay a daily fee of $200 to visit. This isn’t just a price …

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