Reduce plastic waste by adopting reusables into your routine. One fun Instagrammer shows you how while dancing with cups!
Reduce Plastic Waste: This Instagrammer Dances With Bottles To Promote Reusables
Global Ethics
Ethical Travel: Should You Visit Thailand’s Long Neck Women Villages?
For some tourists, seeing the giraffe-like, long neck women Kayans may seem like just another stop on a Thailand adventure of a lifetime. Many tourist …
Greenwashing: What It Is & How To Avoid It
Here’s how to recognize greenwashing claims and make responsible travel choices when booking wildlife tours and eco-friendly accommodation.
I Volunteered At An Orphanage, And Now I Campaign Against It
Volunteering at an orphanage may sound noble, but your impact can do more harm than good. Here’s how you can actually help children and make a difference.
How to Make Your City Trip As Sustainable As An Ecolodge
Sustainable and responsible tourism in cities is surprisingly easy to achieve. In fact, this guide will show you how to turn your urban escape into the ethical equivalent of an eco-lodge.
15 Innovative Items For A Zero Waste Travel Lifestyle
Moving toward a zero waste travel lifestyle? These innovative and sustainable products — from stylish bags made from sail cloth to 100% recyclable wine flasks — will help you reduce your negative impact on the earth (while enhancing your trip!).
How Travelers Can Help Combat Overtourism
Challenges facing sustainable tourism, like overtourism, affect many destinations. Here’s how ethical travelers can help combat this issue.
5 Common Travel Practices That Are Detrimental For The Environment (And How You Can Easily Change Them)
There are many common travel practices detrimental to the environment. Luckily, reducing your carbon footprint is simple with these tips.
Learning About Hurricane Katrina From The People Who Lived It
A Hurricane Katrina Tour may sound interesting; but, how do you do it ethically? Traveler Jacqui Gibson shares her insightful experience.
Understanding Porters’ Rights When Climbing Kilimanjaro
Because your pleasure shouldn’t be someone else’s pain.