Careful attitude to the environment in travel is called responsible tourism, and this definition applies not only specifically to ecotourism, but also to any other type. The responsible attitude of a tourist may consist of several specific actions that minimize or do not bring any impact on the environment, and this applies not only to …
For destinations, the economic component of tourism and the support of local residents is very important, so tourism should provide opportunities for earning money to locals in the first place. In addition, by buying from local residents, you not only fight poverty and unemployment, but also replenish the local budget with sales taxes, so the …
A lot of attention is paid to ecology all over the world, but often it remains just words. But any tourist can do at least something to improve the environment, for example: Limit the use of plastic. For example, when shopping in a store, do not take a plastic bag, but bring your own bag …
Dangerous trash The world produces a huge amount of garbage that contains toxic and non-degradable substances, and unfortunately, the tourism industry also adds some amount of such garbage. Therefore, we ask you to follow these recommendations: Comply with disposal regulations for electronic and other toxic products. Do not dispose of batteries and other chemical sources …
Each destination has its own laws, ignorance of which does not relieve responsibility not only in the moral but also in the legal sense. Therefore, before traveling study the laws of the country you are going to. Usually, the governments of all countries publish memos for tourists, which indicate the main laws that tourists violate. …
The health and safety of both tourists and those around them is one of the components of a successful and sustainable travel. Therefore, please observe the following rules: Do not drink water from unverified sources, or use special filters. Check online for anti-epidemic regulations before traveling. Refuse to travel to areas where a state of …
