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In-depth Knowledge
Making a
difference
Create a honeymoon they’ll
never forget, says DEBBIE WARD
ATURALLY, most
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honeymoons are
inspired by hedonism
rather than a sense of
responsibility. But in
these days of growing
eco and social con-
sciousness, even romantic clients could
be keen to limit their environmental
footprint, or perhaps impact on their
destination in a more positive way,
by volunteering.
Other off-beat honeymooners are
keen to embrace the “holiday of a life-
time” concept, not by lying on an idyllic
beach but by packing their trip with
adventures. The good news is that the
opportunity to combine romance with
activity now extends way beyond the
perennially popular African safaris.
Specialist operators have plenty of
ideas to answer those more unusual
honeymoon requests, here are a few
to keep up your sleeve.
The greener way
to go: Switzerland’s
high-speed rail service
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TTG Knowledge WEDDINGS & HONEYMOONS September 2008
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