Find out how The Intrepid Foundation and World Bicycle Relief have impacted the lives of Indigenous girls in Colombia.
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How Colombia’s Wayuu girls are pedalling into a brighter future
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Overtourism in Europe’s most popular cities is real – so should we avoid them altogether?
The guides behind Intrepid’s new Uncommon Day Trips in Barcelona, Venice and Paris share a local’s perspective on overtourism.
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Statistics show up to 85% of solo travellers are women. So, where are all the men?
by Simon Parkerby Simon ParkerLong-distance cyclist Simon Parker has travelled solo to more than 100 countries. He talks to male solo travellers about why more men don’t do the same.
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How solo travel has changed since the turn of the millennium – and what it might be like in another 25 years
Futurist and Globetrender founder Jenny Southan explores how solo travel looked in the analogue era and how the next quarter century will reshape it.
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Taking on the trails with Pattie Gonia, the joyful drag-queen environmentalist who hikes in six-inch heels
by Laura Holtby Laura HoltAs Intrepid launches its latest series of Active-ism adventures, we meet one of its guest trip leaders before she heads to Yosemite.
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Why travel-review culture is curtailing our adventure instinct
by Rosie Bellby Rosie BellWriter Rosie Bell explains why we shouldn’t allow our natural human need to explore to be stamped out.
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