Follow Lori Henry's adventures as a travel writer while she globetrots around the world. Her blog covers destinations all over the map. She is currently researching cultural dance and is based in Vancouver, Canada.
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Latest Blog Posts for Travel Writer Lori Henry's Travel Blog
- Anthropologist or Dancer: Can I Be Both?on Oct 11, 2013 in Uncategorized[...]...
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- Canadian Arctic Tours on Baffin Island, NunavutTaking an expedition cruise with Adventure Canada in search of wildlife like polar bears, bowhead whales and walruses. [A version of this article was first published in 2008] It is a bright morning with chilly wind when the captain announces…Re...
- Book Review: The Wayfinders by Wade DavisThere was a time when many Europeans believed they occupied the highest evolutionary status. Indigenous cultures were seen as primitive and industrial societies as advanced. In fact, as we steam forward with technological and scientific advances, it...
- Shopping Online for Fair Trade Clothing, Gifts & JewelleryIn the spirit of my post last week on eco fashion, I want to mention a website that contacted me recently: Novica. Their mission is “to give artists and artisans around the world a global platform to express their true artistic talents and to spur...
- A Q&A with Myriam Laroche of Eco Fashion Weekon Feb 26, 2013 in British Columbia Eco Shopping Vancouver eco fashion eco fashion week myriam larocheI was inspired after interviewing Myriam Laroche, the founder of Eco Fashion Week in Vancouver (and involved in the industry for 19 years). She has a lot of really important things to say about the fashion industry and talks about what she’s doing...
- Thoughts from my first trip to Dubaion Feb 21, 2013 in Dubai Luxury Travel Travel first time to Dubai glass towers New Dubai Old Dubai UAE United Arab Emirates“We do not anticipate the future. We build it.” – His Highness Sheikh Mohammad bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and ruler of Dubai. Dubai is… well, it’s hard to describe Dubai. Usually when I trav...
- The Spice Souk in DubaiIn the Deira neighbourhood of Dubai lies the Spice Souk. As the name implies, vendors sell colourful spices, but also things like camel milk chocolate. I learned that camel milk has half the fat of cow’s milk, as well as a higher vitamin C content.
- Jumeirah Mosque in DubaiThe only mosque in Dubai that non-Muslims can enter (at specific times) is the Jumeirah Mosque. Tours are run throughout the week hosted by the SMCCU (Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding). Visitors are shown the ritual of wudu, a cleani...
- Dubai Ice Rink in Dubai MallWhat ludicrous things can you find in the desert? An ice rink! In Dubai, there is a rink for skating, Olympic-sized, no less. There are Disco Sessions complete with strobe lights, Mom & Tots rates, and Broomball. Public skating sessions range fro...
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