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Longevity Lessons: Why Include Blue Zones on Your Bucket List

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Blue Zones are special places around the world where people live much longer and healthier lives compared to most other places. People in Blue Zones live longer because of what they eat, how they live, and their strong friendships. They also have good healthcare, exercise often, and feel a sense of purpose. All of these… Continue reading Longevity Lessons: Why Include Blue Zones on Your Bucket List

Travel Index Reveals the Most Sustainable Destinations

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In the latest edition of the Sustainable Travel Index 2023, Europe emerges as the undisputed leader. The region secured the top 17 positions. The survey was conducted by Euromonitor. The leadership continues as Sweden maintains its hold on the first position. Finland closely trailed in second place and Austria secured the third spot. Uruguay surged… Continue reading Travel Index Reveals the Most Sustainable Destinations

Costa Rica: A Beacon of Sustainable Travel

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Costa Rica stands out as a leading eco-friendly nation, showcasing successful ecotourism by emphasizing immersive natural experiences. Sustainability isn’t merely a policy in Costa Rica; it’s part of the country’s daily life. The country supports eco-friendly travel with consistent responsible practices through different governments as residents and visitors alike embrace these changes. Sustainable tourism is… Continue reading Costa Rica: A Beacon of Sustainable Travel

Bali Implements Task Force to Curb Unruly Tourists

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Bali’s authorities are taking action to address the issue of unruly tourists on the island. Indonesia’s Director General of Immigration plans to establish a dedicated task force to deal with badly-behaved visitors. They also aim to reduce low-spending tourism. As local news in Bali reported in late July, this move aligns with the broader goal… Continue reading Bali Implements Task Force to Curb Unruly Tourists

Seychelles Implements Environmental Sustainability Levy

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The Seychelles government has taken a bold step towards environmental sustainability in its thriving tourism industry by introducing an environmental sustainability levy. It will go into effect on Aug. 1. The Vice President, Ahmed Afif, announced the implementation of the levy on Thursday. He revealed a three-tiered approach aimed at ensuring a fair and inclusive… Continue reading Seychelles Implements Environmental Sustainability Levy

Sustainable Travel Adventures for Eco-Conscious Explorers

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For eco-conscious explorers, sustainable travel adventures provide a unique opportunity to experience the world while minimizing environmental impact. From pristine natural landscapes to vibrant cultural destinations, there are numerous eco-friendly trips that offer unforgettable experiences. In a world where sustainability is becoming increasingly important, it’s essential for eco-conscious travelers to seek out sustainable travel adventures.… Continue reading Sustainable Travel Adventures for Eco-Conscious Explorers

Japan Airlines Enables Environmentally Responsible Travel With Clothing Rentals

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Japan Airlines and Sumitomo Corp., a prominent Japanese trading and investment company, have joined forces to introduce an innovative program that aims to revolutionize travel experiences for visitors to Japan and other Asian countries. Named “Any Wear, Anywhere,” the program allows travelers to rent clothing instead of carrying their entire wardrobes, offering convenience and promoting… Continue reading Japan Airlines Enables Environmentally Responsible Travel With Clothing Rentals

Sustainability: LAX To Ban Sell of Plastic Water Bottles

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Passengers will no longer be able to purchase plastic water bottles at the Los Angeles International Airport, according to airport officials. The officials took to Twitter last Friday to share the news. This decision to ban plastic water bottles aligns with the airport’s commitment to sustainability and reducing its ecological footprint on the local environment.… Continue reading Sustainability: LAX To Ban Sell of Plastic Water Bottles

The Maya Train: A New Era of Tourism in Mexico

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The Maya Train project, which has a completion date in September 2023, is now on the verge of transforming tourism in Mexico. The public can now eagerly anticipate not only the project’s completion but also essential information about the operations calendar, ticket availability, and the multitude of captivating stops along the compelling route as the… Continue reading The Maya Train: A New Era of Tourism in Mexico

Sustainable Train Travel: France Restricts Domestic Flights To Cut CO2 Emissions

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On May 23, France’s government implemented a ban on domestic flights for routes that can be covered by sustainable travel by train in under 2.5 hours. This policy is part of its efforts to reduce airline emissions and promote sustainable travel options. The measure is in line with the commitment of France to combat climate… Continue reading Sustainable Train Travel: France Restricts Domestic Flights To Cut CO2 Emissions

Tips For Environmentally Friendly Travel

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Green travel is becoming more popular, especially among millennial and Gen-Z travelers. Global warming is real and folks are doing everything they can to reverse the damage already done to planet Earth. One way travelers are helping the planet is by becoming more conscious of how they can travel more environmentally friendly. Environmentally friendly travel is… Continue reading Tips For Environmentally Friendly Travel

Brazil Federal Courts Expel American Company For Illegal Fishing Activities In The Amazon Rain Forest

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In 2021, Acute Angling, a New Jersey-based fishing tourism company, promoted on its website a trip to explore a remote Indigenous area of the Amazon rainforest for fishing activities. “The trip is for ‘the hard-core angler with a streak of exploration, adventure and discovery in their blood,” said the company. “If you itch to be… Continue reading Brazil Federal Courts Expel American Company For Illegal Fishing Activities In The Amazon Rain Forest

Ibiza Nixing Outdoor Parties, Aims To Become A Sustainable Destination

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The famous island of Ibiza, located in the Mediterranean Sea off the eastern coast of Spain, may soon cease to be known for crazy nightlife and wild beach clubs. Some local politicians are launching a campaign to shut down outdoor parties and turn the island into a sustainable destination. The same idea may also soon… Continue reading Ibiza Nixing Outdoor Parties, Aims To Become A Sustainable Destination

We Love To See It: La Digue Is The Seychelles Island Resisting Urbanization & ‘Overtourism’

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The popular travel hotspot La Digue is Seychelles’ island resisting overtourism and urbanization at all costs. The paradise island where bikes outnumber cars is the most accurate description for this African destination. Being only a 10-sq-km island, it is taking extra measures to preserve its pristine island and one rare bird species.  Of all the… Continue reading We Love To See It: La Digue Is The Seychelles Island Resisting Urbanization & ‘Overtourism’

 
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