Author: Ecobnb
Journey through the Natural Parks of Provence: Verdant Trails and Sustainable Accommodations
Stretching from the Alps to the Mediterranean, Provence is a region not to be missed if you love unspoiled landscapes. Picturesque villages, colorful vineyards, and the scent of lavender, but also impressive canyons and verdant mountains: an idyllic setting where you can enjoy a holiday immersed in nature. We will discover the best natural parks […]
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7 Reasons You need to be sending Holiday Cards to your Past Guests
Sustainable hospitality is all about relationships, and many eco-conscious hosts overlook a small gesture that can turn a casual guest into a loyal, lifetime visitor. Sending holiday cards to past guests is not only polite, but it is also a business practice carried out in the warmest spirit of care and environmental awareness. Here are […]
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6 Eco-Friendly Practices to Elevate Your Rental Properties
You don’t need a complete remodel to make your rentals more efficient, desirable, and profitable. Thoughtful upgrades and smarter operations make the biggest difference—and pay you back through lower utility costs, stronger tenant retention, and higher perceived value. The key is picking moves that work across different buildings and budgets, then executing them with discipline. […]
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Amazon: 3 Things You (Maybe) Didn’t Know About the World’s Green Lung
The Amazon is more than just a forest: it is an extraordinary living organism, still largely unexplored and, above all, in need of protection. With its incredible trees and unmatched biodiversity, it represents one of the most fascinating and vital places on Earth. Shall we explore it together? 1. The world’s largest carbon reservoir The […]
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Cappadocia Hotels: Authentic Cave Stays Among the Fairy Chimneys
In the heart of central Turkey lies Cappadocia, a landscape sculpted by wind, time, and imagination. With its fairy chimneys, rock-cut churches, and hot air balloons that drift through the morning sky, this region feels like a living dream.Yet beyond its postcard beauty, Cappadocia tells a story of harmony between people and nature. For centuries, […]
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Sustainable Ways to Experience the Ohio River Region
Imagine gliding quietly along a sunlit river, the sound of water gently brushing against your paddle. The Ohio River connects communities across six states, shaping both culture and economy for generations. This historic waterway carries stories of trade, industry, and natural life. Yet as tourism grows, its fragile ecosystem needs protection. Travelers can reduce their […]
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The Unconventional Eco-Traveler’s Guide to Texas
For decades, the Lone Star State has been defined by oil and gas. Yet, a new narrative is being written across the vast Texas landscape—one powered by wind and sun. This is an eco-traveler’s guide to Texas, a journey through a state that leads the nation in renewable energy and has become an unexpected frontier […]
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Sustainable Sardinia: Authentic Villages, Green Travel, and Slow Living
Imagine standing on the deck of a ferry at sunset. In front of you, the Sardinian sea unfolds like a shimmering carpet of deep blues, turquoise tones, and golden reflections. The air is filled with the scent of salt and Mediterranean maquis — a unique blend of mastic, myrtle, and wild rosemary. On the horizon, […]
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The Lake Maggiore Trail: 230 km of Nature, Culture, and Community
Walk the Lake Maggiore Trail — 230 km of beauty, history, and nature across Italy and Switzerland. Experience slow, ethical, and sustainable travel. The Lake Maggiore Trail is a unique route of 230 kilometers divided into 11 stages, connecting the two shores of the lake across Lombardy, Piedmont, and Switzerland. It’s not just a walking […]
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Ethical Tourism: How Your Bookings Can Support Peace and Justice
Today, everything is increasingly interconnected: our daily choices have effects that ripple across the world. Even booking a vacation can have significant consequences. By using platforms that offer accommodations in illegally occupied territories, such as the West Bank or East Jerusalem, we may end up indirectly supporting war and the occupation of Palestine. Would you […]
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