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COOK I S L ANDS UNSPOILT PARADISE


Eco-tourism has become the watchword of the travel industry and the Cook Islands are certainly embracing the concept. The islands launched a sustainable tourism policy back in 2017 but are now ramping it up further to protect areas of natural beauty and specifically the marine environment.


The islands are home to the globally endangered Hawksbill turtle and the new conservation measures aim to protect them with safeguards to protect the species. New legislation has also been introduced to stop the exploitation of sharks in the nearby waters with hefty fines for fishing vessels who bring sharks on board.


Visitors to the Cook Islands can now be confident that their trips are not detrimental to the unspoilt paradise that attracts them.


WELLNESS RETREAT REBOOT YOUR BODY


Looking for a different type of festive seasons this year? Nip those winter woes in the bud with a wellness retreat this Christmas and new year, giving your mind and body chance to firmly put the troubled times of 2020 behind.


Wellness holiday specialists Health and Fitness Travel offer a wide range of trips to ensure you get some much needed recuperation and rejuvenation and set you up for a healthy and happy new year.


Take your pick from spas in the snowy Dolomite mountains of Italy, a fitness retreat in Spain’s stunning Andalucia region and practice a spot of yuletide yoga in Turks and Caicos.


For further details on the range of retreats available, visit healthandfitnesstravel.com, tel 0203 397 8891.


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