Eco Tourism

While everyone is focused on the pandemic, Mother Nature is focused on healing from years of abuse. So how exactly is the planet mending itself during this period of restricted travel?

Taking a ride on the back on an elephant might seem like a unique and exciting experience in Asia. But it is becoming more and more apparent that these friendly elephants taking tourists for rides are often being treated very poorly – sometimes even cruelly.

Airbnb and the Bahamas National Trust are offering five participants the life-changing opportunity to take time away from the everyday grind to live in an ecological oasis with the Bahamas Sabbatical.

Sustainable business travel refers to business trips that reduce vehicle usage and minimise CO2 emissions and pollution, and there are things you can do to reduce your carbon footprint.

Being a zero-waste traveller is possible and quite easy.

When you think heavenly islands, think Oceania. With so much natural beauty on display, it has some of the most luxurious retreats offering an eco-friendly escape.

Western Australia offers a host of routes across its five main regions that make for a relaxing road trip for families, friends, or couples.

As we embark on our adventures around the world, so should we be conscious to make responsible decisions that are sustainable. For a start, here are some eco-friendly destinations and activities you can consider for your next trip.

For those of you wish to visit ecotourism destinations within India, you’re in luck!

Concerned with overtourism, environmental damage and stampedes, India has announced that it’ll be capping the number of tourists per diem.

"We learned about their former lives as logging and riding elephants, including the horrendous 'spirit-breaking' process."