Sustainable Tourism in Italy: the 3 best
Today I thought I would share my favourites, 3 representatives of sustainable tourism in Italy. I am an operator. That’s true, but that doesn’t stop me from also being a crazy lover of travel and discovery! Be sure to read all the way to the end so you don’t miss a single one. I have […]
From Refill Not Landfill Project to Refill Elba by ECO-2MD
The increased awareness of our global environmental crisis leads the world to realize the importance of sustainability and the role that each person plays in the protection of our environment. Today I am introducing you “Refill Not Landfill” campaign developed in Asia. I had the pleasure to meet with Matteo, the Sustainability Coordinator at Easia Travel […]
Sustainable tourism world news: A toolbox to tackle waste issues in tourism and events
Sustainable tourism world news: A toolbox to tackle waste issues in tourism and events Makesense and SUEZ are the companies responsible for the project Future of waste and the 2018 Wasteless Journeys campaign with a focus on managing waste in tourism and events (hotels, hostels, campsites, restaurants, festivals, conferences, congresses, sports, cultural and artistic events). […]
Sustainable Tourism World news: Australian Walking and Cycling Conference
Hello, today I am happy to share news from the tourism sector in Australia! I am in love with this country where I had one of the most interesting professional experience ever, so I am glad to keep following the industry also there and to take the change to partner with colleagues when is possible. Australian […]
Sailors for Sustainability – sustainable solutions in United Kingdom
Welcome back to Sailor for Sustainability. If you don’t know them yet, please read who they are here! Right now they are back in the Netherlands presenting the first two years of their sailing trip around the world in search of sustainable solutions. Today I would like to share with you their experience in the United Kingdon […]
Bhutan is the World’s Only Carbon Negative Country – How is possible?
Inspired by the National Geographic travel’s article from October 2017 “Visit the World’s Only Carbon Negative Country” www.nationalgeographic.com/bhutan/carbon-negative-country-sustainability/ I did a bit of research and I discovered interesting aspects not so well highlighted in the article (in my opinion). I found some information in this article by Climate action. climateactionprogramme.org/the_worlds_only_carbon_negative_country and others listed in the source list. […]
Bwindi: Local economic development through gorilla sustainable tourism
Often I have colleagues and students asking for practical examples and practices of sustainable tourism. This time I want to give you all the opportunity to get involved with a project. (click to download the project flyer) During World Travel Market in London (November 2017) I attended the presentation of this interesting project explaining the […]
Sailors for Sustainability focus on sustainable solutions
Welcome back to Sailor for Sustainability. If you don’t know them yet, you can read who they are here! Right now they are on their way to Gran Canaria: https://www.facebook.com/sailorsforsustainability/. During their sailing adventure around the world they found different and interesting sustainability solutions: all these examples of people carry a unique message which is that […]
sustainable tourism in Nicaragua a decade of challenges and success stories
Often I have colleagues and students asking for practical examples and practices of sustainable tourism, Nicaragua was awarded the Sustainable and Responsible Tourism Destination of 2017 in the U.K. by LATA. During World Travel Market in London I attended the presentation of this interesting and beautiful country explaining it efforts to become a sustainable tourism […]
Sustainable Tourism World community: kindergarten of joy
Updates from the Kindergarten of Joy, In Tanzania a project by Albert Kahai Founder and Director of Hurumia Watoto Charity. Here you are a message from Albert. “The project goes well, we have been able to collect children learning materials, improve our learning environment and we have been able to get more children now we have 56 […]