The best international travel tips include ways to indulge in the best plant-based cuisines, embrace reusable items, and reduce CO2 emissions while enjoying a great holiday.
“This pandemic has created a fraternity where we all care about each other. We can apply that to be as sustainable as we can.” ~ Dan Pontarlier
The UN estimates that 12.7 million tons of plastic trash wash into our oceans every year. Read how you can protect marine life whether you’re home or traveling to exotic beaches.
From road-tripping in ‘electric cars’ to eating locally, these conscious choices make travel cleaner, greener, and better.
You and I about to get a lesson in sustainability from the world’s only interactive museum examining fashion’s ‘take-make-waste’ model and how you can change it.
On-site farms, composts, organic wines and plastic bans are reasons to support these hot spots.
The U.S travel association outlined 5 key areas to help make travel sustainable and better for the environment.
A new study shows that out of 200 cities worldwide Canadian cities have the highest number of sustainable hotels.