Jamble: (verb) to explore without a set destination. eg. He jambled through the city streets, stumbling upon a hidden market.
It's time to change the image of green travel. Eco-tourism isn't only for those with hemp slippers and a love of yurts - so don't expect to find any stories about mudhuts or responsible travel here; (after all, what fun is traveling without a little irresponsibility?), instead expect to find an innovative approach to eco-friendly travel, with cool gadgets, forward thinking travel ideas, green city guides and thought provoking articles on travel and environment issues.
Jamble was launched in 2006 and has now become one of the web's leading green travel websites, as well as the home of the original Green City Travel Guides.
Key Partners
Jamble has partnered with Nokia's Green Explorer to provide green travel news and content for the website and green explorer mobile app.
Who we are
Ian Everett - Editor. Ian is a freelance travel writer and communications expert. His work has been published in The Independent on Sunday, the Guardian, Insight Travel Guides and Australia's Get Lost magazine amongst others. Ian, originally from Wales, now lives in Illinois.Samantha Everett - Designer. Samantha is a freelance designer, specializing in web, flash and illustration. Sam created the Jamble logo, and coming soon, Jamble t-shirts and bags.
Amy Clarke - Contributor
Jamble in the News
- 'Edinburgh launches green travel guide' - Travelmole.co.uk
- 'The UK's most sustainable cities' - Orange.co.uk
- 'Catching the Travel Bug' - Student Times
- 'Blog Love - our favorite greens of the week' - Treehugger
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