Sustainable tourism in the UK: London-Land’s End Cycle Route
Sustainable tourism in the UK. You may be familiar with Britain’s National Cycle Network of the Sustrans Charity and EuroVelo, the EU-initiative to develop attractive long-distance cycle routes for sustainable cycling holidays. These are both significant initiatives but have their limitations. These initiatives are very dependent on local authorities for approval and development of the […]
Noosa Biosphere Reserve – Queensland – Sustainable Tourism Australia
What is Noosa Biosphere Reserve? Noosa Biosphere Reserve it was the first Biosphere Reserve in Queensland, it is a perfect hot spot of sustainable tourism Australia. Noosa region was designated Queensland ‘s first Man and the Biosphere (MaB) Reserve by UNESCO in 2007. Its natural beauty, variety and uniqueness make it a true national treasure. […]
Green lifestyle tips: a Green Home Guide
Helping to save our planet may be more simple than you realise as there are lots of little things you can accomplish at home to help the environment and save you some money. A Green Home Guide produced by Sainsbury’s Home Insurance offers a step-by-step tip to assess your current energy usage at home and make […]
Sustainable tourism Australia: Boondall Wetlands Reserve – Brisbane CBD
Speaking about sustainable tourism in Australia, the Boondall Wetlands Reserve is seated 20km from Brisbane city, and it is easy to reach by public transport. It is possible to get to the environmental centre in half an hour by train from Central station ( plus 15 minutes walking from Boondall station). These wetlands are part […]
Sustainable tourism in Gambia: Bully Jaiteh from Gam Excursions
Today I am glad to introduce you Bully Jaiteh a great person working in sustainable tourism in The Gambia. Hi, my name is Bully Jaiteh, I am Gambian by nationality and the founder of Mbading homestays and village experience Mhave and the administrator of Gam Excursions and I have acquired level 2 and 3 in […]