Author: Fernanda Capellari

Ethical elephant tourism in Thailand is one of the country’s most talked-about travel experiences. For many travelers, seeing an elephant up close feels magical and unique (a moment they will remember forever!). But behind the smiling photos and kind words, there is a more complex reality. Sometimes we can get confused on what sustainable tourism […]

Wilsons Promontory visitor limits is a powerful example of how tourism can be managed without harming nature. Wilsons Promontory National Park is one of Australia’s most loved natural treasures. Known for its rugged granite mountains, diverse wildlife, and untouched coastlines, the park’s true strength lies in something less visible: a smart visitor-management strategy designed to […]

An EV-friendly accommodation is becoming an essential part of modern travel. Electric vehicles are becoming more and more common, and more guests are choosing electric cars because they are quieter, cleaner, and often cheaper to run than gasoline cars. Many travelers also enjoy the convenience of charging overnight and reducing fuel costs during their trip. […]

What is regenerative farming travel, and how does it connect to sustainability and ecotourism? It is much more than a way of producing food. Regenerative farming is an agricultural approach that, beyond economic goals, restores land, protects biodiversity, and strengthens community relationships with nature. Today, many farms around the world are welcoming visitors, inviting them […]

In September 2025, Bali took a historic step toward recovery, announcing a 10-year ban on all new hotels, villas, and restaurants in Seminyak, Canggu, and Ubud. After decades of rapid development, the island faced flooding, disappearing rice fields, and damaged ecosystems. As Bali takes a breath, Indonesia eco-islands across the archipelago offer new horizons for […]

A breath of fresh air in Southeast Asia’s motorbike capital… discover how green transportation in Hoi An Vietnam is reshaping mobility in this UNESCO heritage town. Vietnam’s Motorbike Nation Meets a Quiet Revolution The numbers speak for themselves: Vietnam is home to over 77 million registered motorbikes, roughly 770 bikes per thousand people. It is […]

Where conservation, science, and community come together Along the wild Caribbean coast of Costa Rica, the Turtle Love Project Costa Rica is working to protect one of the ocean’s oldest and most fascinating creatures: the sea turtle. Located in Tortuguero National Park, the Turtle Love project proves that conservation and community engagement can go hand […]

Every eco-accommodation begins long before the first guest arrives. The choice of sustainable building materials for eco-accommodations goes far beyond aesthetics. It directly influences sustainability, comfort, and environmental impact. From design to construction, materials shape the carbon footprint, the relationship with nature, and the quality of the guest experience. Why Building Materials Matter in Eco-Tourism […]

Responsible travel can go beyond exploring nature or using eco-friendly transportation — it can also be about connecting with people. To travel consciously means valuing local cultures, protecting the environment, and embracing experiences that transform the way we see the world. We interviewed a traveler who ventured deep into the Amazon rainforest, among rivers and endless […]

Singapore has become a living example of how sustainable urban innovation can transform a city. Once a resource-scarce island with few natural advantages, it is now one of the world’s greenest and most forward-thinking places. Visiting Singapore as both a traveler and an Environmental Engineer working in sustainable urban planning, I was deeply impressed by […]