I’ve written before about sustainable travel and why it’s important to start thinking more seriously about how we affect the world as we roam. After all, we only have one planet, and it’s not getting any younger.
But when it comes to participating in sustainable tourism practices, I understand that it can all seem a little daunting at first.
After all, how do you make sure you’re “buying local” in a destination you’ve never been to before? How do you know which carbon offset programs are legit? How can you tell if a wildlife encounter is good or bad? How do you know if the tour company you’ve chosen *actually* participates is responsible tourism?
Who wants to do all that homework before a holiday? It’s easy to get overwhelmed and to decide…