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Emese Maczko
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Online Content Publisher, MSN (US)
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Biography
Emese Maczko is a freelance travel writer who helps readers discover eco-tourism and sustainable travel. She founded Eco Lodges Anywhere, a platform that educates and inspires travelers to make sustainable choices when exploring new destinations. She covers various topics, from conservation-focused accommodations to responsible wildlife tourism. With a background in business analysis, she is a research geek and an avid reader of academic research platforms, continuously looking for the latest findings to provide readers with data-driven perspectives. She writes in-depth articles anchored in current events, from overtourism strategies to sustainability breakthroughs. Fortune Magazine, Euronews Travel, Euronews Green, and regional Fox, ABC, CBS, and NBC platforms have featured her work. You can follow her on LinkedIn or BlueSky and her blog on Instagram.
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By Emese Maczko Verified| Forbes Verified The Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor, a 365-mile engineering marvel connecting the Hudson River in Albany to Lake Erie in Buffalo, turned 200 years old this year. It is a National Historic Landmark featuring 57 locks, 32 aqueducts (though not all remain navigable today), 15 lift bridges and eight movable dams. These bicentennial celebrations provide the perfect occasion to turn our heads toward canal tourism.
By Amura CMS, Emese Maczko Verified| Forbes Argentina Verified Aunque las aguas transparentes y los acantilados imponentes de las islas Phi Phi, en Tailandia, atraen a viajeros de todo el mundo, Monkey Beach se volvió conocida por otra cosa: los monos que viven allí. Pero no se ganaron la fama por ser simpáticos. Roban comida, cámaras, teléfonos celulares y también muerden a turistas que se acercan sin cuidado.
By Emese Maczko Verified| Forbes Verified As a next wave of workforce reduction efforts, the National Park Service (NPS) opened a five-day window on April 4, allowing employees to resign while remaining on paid leave through September. It takes effect on April 18, right before the Easter holidays. National Parks Conservation Association (NPCA) estimated this would affect at least 2,400 staff members, over 10% of NPS’s workforce.
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MSN (US)