Travel Responsibly in Egypt: Say No to Animal Exploitation and Embrace Ethical Tourism
Egypt, with its ancient wonders, bustling markets, and stunning landscapes, is a dream destination for many. From the iconic pyramids of Giza to the serene Nile River, there’s no shortage of breathtaking sights to experience. However, behind some of these attractions lies an uncomfortable truth: the exploitation of animals for tourism. Thankfully, there are numerous ethical alternatives that allow travelers to enjoy Egypt’s rich culture and breathtaking landscapes responsibly. By opting for walking tours, eco-friendly transport, and observing wildlife in their natural habitat, visitors can have a meaningful experience while avoiding activities that contribute to animal exploitation.
Animal Rights Activists Condemn Turkey's Annual Camel Wrestling Festival
Animal rights activists are raising concern about the annual camel wrestling festival in western Turkey, arguing that the camels are abused and hurt in the process. The festival has thousands of visitors each year. Held during the camels' mating season, the festival capitalizes on the increased aggression of male camels, which are kept from mating and thus more likely to fight.