Author: Ecobnb

Bees are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to pollinators. In Italy, alongside domestic honeybees, there are over 1,000 species of wild bees, belonging to six different families. In addition, wasps, hoverflies, and other pollinating insects play a fundamental role in the health of ecosystems and in our own survival. Yet, around […]

In a world increasingly aware of environmental impact, sustainability is no longer just a buzzword, it’s a necessity. And in the tourism sector, this has sparked a powerful movement: green tourism. Also known as sustainable or eco-friendly travel, green tourism emphasizes minimizing negative effects on the environment while maximizing positive contributions to local communities and […]

Once again this year, the Blue Flags help us choose Italy‘s best beaches, not just for the beauty of the sea, but above all for their environmental commitment. The 39th edition has awarded as many as 246 locations and 487 Italian beaches from north to south, recognized for water quality, waste management, bike paths, accessible […]

Here’s the truth we don’t like to admit: we are addicted. Not just to our phones, though that’s part of it. Not just to emails or social media or the endless scroll. We are addicted to noise. We fill our days, our heads, our hearts with more and more — updates, headlines, replies, posts — […]

Moving to a new city offers exciting opportunities, but it also brings a need to adjust your lifestyle to fit new surroundings. With more people adopting sustainable living practices, your day-to-day choices can significantly affect the environment. The way we socialize, travel, and interact with others in our communities contributes to our ecological footprint. As […]

Practical guide for eco-friendly hosts who want to attract mindful travelers through authenticity and purpose When Marta and Luca opened their eco-friendly B&B in the rolling hills of Tuscany, they imagined peaceful mornings filled with birdsong, happy guests sipping herbal tea from the garden, and meaningful conversations about nature and slow living. What they didn’t […]

In a generation of weather attention and eco-aware living, green structure isn’t always just a design fashion—it’s a necessity. While plenty of the verbal exchange around sustainable design makes a speciality of energy-green appliances and interior insulation, the outdoors of a home plays a crucial function in environmental overall performance and aesthetic cost. Green architecture […]

Gentrification is a complex process that reshapes neighborhoods. It often improves infrastructure, but it also causes longtime residents to leave due to rising costs. If you’re planning to move into gentrifying neighborhoods, the way you do it matters. Your decisions can either support the people who’ve lived there for years or accelerate their displacement. However, […]

Tourism plays a vital role in supporting conservation efforts, especially in areas where wildlife and natural habitats are threatened. Income from tourism is often reinvested into protecting local ecosystems, creating a mutually beneficial relationship between travelers and the environment. For those passionate about sustainable travel, here are some destinations where your visit directly contributes to […]

In a world where tourism is becoming increasingly globalized and impactful, the importance of a new way of traveling is growing: more mindful, more respectful, more sustainable. But what are the 3 pillars of sustainable tourism? Sustainable tourism emerged as a response to the negative effects of mass tourism: environmental degradation, loss of cultural identity, […]