Anyone who has traveled to a developing country knows the situation well — you arrive in a new place, whether a remote village or a …
How Small Actions When Traveling Have A Big Impact On Children
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Sympathetic to “Sympathy” Tourism? It’s Time To Set The Record Straight
We first learned about sympathy tourism this summer — and to put it bluntly, we’re not fans. To quote the author of the original post, Uncornered …
The Dark Side Of Easter: Child Slave Labor And How To Source Ethical Chocolate This Holiday
Easter has always been a time to celebrate rebirth. During the spring, the entire planet seems to come back to life. Trees and flowers begin …
Lighting Up Green: Tips For Responsible Northern Lights Travel
It seems fitting that the most prevalent color in the Northern Lights is green. As nature’s greatest light show plays across upturned faces it serves …
Ethical Intentions: Why Giving Isn’t Always Good
For many people, the words “giving” and “good” are almost synonymous. Giving is a selfless act. It helps others. It makes both parties feel, well, …
A Question Of Ethics: Guilt-Free Tourism In Mediterranean Countries
The Mediterranean countries have obvious appeal for travelers with their white-sand beaches, colorful diet, historic towns and gorgeous natural landscapes. Whether you have your heart …