Imagine you enter into a forest. The temperature is much nicer and you’re overwhelmed with feelings of wellness. You start walking slowly. You decide to go barefoot so you can feel the freshness of the plants and the warmth of the ground below you. The direct contact with the ground makes you feel connected to […]
Read moreThis summer I had the privilege to visit the beautiful country of Slovenia. Its capital city, Ljubljana, was the European green capital in 2016 thanks to the implementation of sustainable criteria in different areas of the city, and also received awards related to tourism: “The Golden Apple” and the “Tourism For Tomorrow”. The government hasn’t […]
Read moreHave you ever visited Barcelona? If you got there by plane, did you look through the window to see the landscape before landing? If you did, maybe you realized that there’s a natural space next to the airport (the green area painted in the map below) and it’s surrounded by large cities and Mediterranean Sea. […]
Read moreBased on my experience, here you can find some advice to set out on a sustainable travel by yourself: Look for information before starting a trip, because it’s important to know about the traditions, the natural and cultural patrimony, and the social situation. Respect the environment, the people and their customs.
Read moreTraveling taking care of the environment it’s easy if you commit with yourself to impact it as less as possible. If in your everyday life you use fabric bags to go shopping, or you separate waste, or you use transports that generate few or null greenhouse gas emissions, in short, if you are an environmental […]
Read moreIf you are an environmental friendly tourist you are in luck! Why do I say that? Because the United Nations declared 2017 as the International Year of Sustainable Tourism, and it seems it will be a good opportunity for launching new sustainable touristic initiatives.
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