By Zachary Moses At HE travel, we are very proud of the small-group tours that we have developed in-house over the past 40+ years. Our travelers just LOVE our small-group packages, but we also have guests for whom cruising offers the perfect vacation – and we are here for them as well! Since HE Travel operates a full […]
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New Zealand’s Māori Tribes Celebrate Their Gay Children
By Cary Harrison On my recent trip to New Zealand I learned New Zealand has a different relationship with their indigenous people than Australia. Australian aboriginals are still largely personae non-grata despite technical cultural protections. As Australia became settled, vulnerable aboriginals had no defense against British firepower and thin “promises”. However, neighboring New Zealand’s indigenous […]
Hawaii: Anything but a Cliche
by Robert Hirschi We’ve all heard the stories. People make the bold claim that Hawaii is paradise. A place where flower petals drift in the air and the temperature is always just right. Exaggerations I assumed. So when I was hired to go there as a photographer/videographer for 10 days I was expecting to see […]
Key West Wildlife Rescue Center Receives $1000 Donation
Key West Wildlife Rescue Center will use funds to help rescue and rehabilitate Video by Trisha Ashcraft HE Travel’s President Philip Sheldon and Vice President Zachary Moses present the Key West Wildlife Rescue Center with a $1000 donation check. These funds were raised at the 2015 Key West House Party. The video continues with an […]
Hiking the Salkantay Inca Trail (Part 1)
By Zachary Moses Last September I visited Machu Picchu in Peru for the first time. Before I left, I was told that I needed to stop eating gluten. What? Seriously? What am I supposed to eat? Practically everything has wheat gluten (a binding agent) in it. Since food restrictions are a common concern among our […]
My Wild South Africa Adventure (Part 2)
The Adventure Continues This is the second in a series. Click Here to read Part 1. Day 4: Crossing Southern Africa We started our day off with a visit to the wonderful Harold Porter Botanical Gardens. We came across an owl’s nest and were able to get a good look at the baby chicks in the […]