Author: Manuel Rosso

Hi, I'm Manuel, a tourism professional from Seville, Spain. I hold a degree in Tourism from the University of Seville and I'm currently pursuing a Master's in Sustainable Tourism Planning and Management. I'm passionate about responsible travel, protecting the environment, and raising awareness of the impact our choices have on the places we visit. I enjoy discovering destinations at a slow pace, walking, and connecting with the most authentic and lesser-known corners of each place.

Sierra Norte Greenway: Slow Travel through Andalusia’s Wild Heart

Imagine cycling along an old railway line, where rails have given way to a natural path. Where tunnels are not rushed, and the Andalusian landscape stretches out calmly under a clear sky. This is the Sierra Norte de Sevilla Greenway – a route that invites you to travel with open senses and an open heart. […]

From Rustic Retreats to Eco-Farms: 10 Sustainable Accommodations in Andalusia

Andalusia, located in the sunny south of Spain, offers an ideal setting for travelers looking to enjoy nature and sustainability. This diverse region ranges from beautiful coastlines to peaceful mountains. Luckily, exploring Andalusia in an eco-friendly way is easier than ever thanks to a growing number of sustainable accommodations. Below, you will find 10 eco-friendly […]

Via Verde de la Sierra: 36 km of Nature Between Cádiz and Seville

Some routes are not just traveled—they are felt. The Via Verde de la Sierra, in southern Spain, is one of them: a cycling journey through old railway landscapes, dramatic gorges, and whitewashed villages steeped in history. A slow-paced ride between olive groves, tunnels, viaducts, and wild nature. A route between two white villages The greenway […]

Costa Blanca: between vineyards, mountains and authentic villages

When we think of the Costa Blanca, the first images that come to mind are turquoise waters and tourist resorts. But beyond that postcard view lies a different Costa Blanca: an inland region full of fertile valleys, rugged mountains, authentic villages, and a calm, unhurried lifestyle — perfect for a slow and sustainable getaway. Villages […]

Sustainable Seville: 5 neighborhoods for a responsible and green city itinerary

Even Seville, one of the most beautiful cities in Spain, can be explored in a sustainable way, visiting less touristic and more authentic places, exploring the beautiful parks and gardens, respecting the environment and connecting with local communities. Located in southern Spain and the capital of the Andalusia region, Seville is a city filled with […]

Green Seville: Parks and gardens not to be missed

Did you know that the parks and gardens of Seville form a unique network of historical green spaces, ideal for disconnecting from the urban rhythm? In addition to being home to one of the largest urban parks in Spain, the city offers centuries-old gardens, restored natural areas, and green corridors perfect for walking or cycling. […]

Towards responsible and sustainable tourism: how can we improve our travel experience and contribute to the sustainable development of destinations

In a world where tourism is globalized and has a significant relevance, the concept of sustainable tourism emerges. This term arises due to the increasing negative impacts of tourism on destinations. such as environmental degradation, loss of sociocultural identity and economic imbalance. As a result, it becomes necessary to link tourism with the idea of […]