Sustainable tourism in Ecuador: Preserving ecosystems, empowering communities
Quite different from sustainable travel, there’s what’s been dubbed greenwashing. Sounds clean. It Isn’t. Greenwashing is done when travel…
Sustainable tourism in New Zealand through an indigenous lens
Nurturing the sustainability of tourism in New Zealand (Aotearoa) involves recognising its beautiful landscapes, diverse ecosystems, and rich Māori…
Blending tradition with innovation in the Maldives to serve up sustainable tourism
Nestled in the pristine beauty of the Baa Atoll archipelago, Anantara Kihavah Maldives Villas stands as a testament to the resort’s unwavering commitment to environmental preservation. From the very beginning of its construction, the resort embraced a unique approach.
Sustainable luxury travel with Six Senses in India
India has always attracted global travellers seeking wellness, wisdom, and wonder. Now it also attracts those looking for sustainable…
Responsible tourism in the tropical paradise of Raja Ampat
Raja Ampat is often referred to as “the last paradise on Earth”, and after experiencing even a small taste…
Sustainable luxury in the Maldives
The Maldives is a collection of 26 coral atolls in the Indian Ocean that is globally renowned for luxury island resorts,…
Sustainable luxury in Bangkok with Marriott
In the bustling metropolis of Bangkok, complete with the towering skyscrapers, the lavish accommodations and literally millions of people,…
Discover the world’s most exclusive sustainable retreats
In a time when responsible travel is more important than ever, discerning travelers seek out experiences that not only…
Enotourism and wine tastings around Barcelona
Catalonia is a region in Spain brimming with picturesque landscapes, age-old winemaking traditions, and a passion for wine. Whether you’re a wine enthusiast or simply curious to uncover the secrets of Catalan vineyards, wine tourism in Catalonia is an essential experience.
Botswana: A sustainable safari destination
There are few countries in Africa that can compete with Botswana for safari exclusivity and luxury, as well as abundant wildlife and diverse landscapes. With a population of roughly 2 million, the country is slightly larger than France and slightly smaller than Texas, yet 40% of its land is dedicated to parks and wildlife.
10 tips for sustainable travel in South America
South America is home to a dozen unique nations, each offering its own diverse ecosystem, and each coloring the continent with a breathtaking array of flora, fauna and human communities.
What makes a Kenyan safari a sustainable travel option?
As a sustainable travel option, a Kenyan safari emphasizes the quality (not quantity) of the wilderness and wildlife, partnerships between safari camps and communities.
Sustainable safaris in South Luangwa
We’re drinking our morning coffee, still rubbing the sleep from our eyes, when we spot two male lions, lying…
Top 5 sustainable hospitality businesses in Scotland
Glasgow, the largest city in Scotland, will host COP26 from 31st October to 12th November 2021. The 26th UN…
5-point checklist for a sustainable safari
During this time when travel has been halted across the world, we have an opportunity to reflect on why…
Ecotourism and indigenous stewardship
Ecotourism is generally hailed as the best form of tourism for environmentally conscious travelers. When the idea of a…
