Author: Omayma Anbar

The Po valley has so much to offer and places to visit. Follow an intinerary along the Great River and discover Comacchio, Ferrara!

Visit the charming Island of Corsica and enjoy the beautiful towns and nature. Read more to find out the 10 best places to visit!

Are you looking for an eco-friendly B&B in Parma? Surrounded by nature in the hills of the Italian city, the Eco-friendly Cancabaia B&B is perfect for a relaxing vacation. It is only 15 minutes away from the city center. The B&B is the perfect spot to enjoy nature and the Apennines, take walks or bicycle rides, […]

Are you wondering about the benefits of staying in a tree house? Well, look no further than this guide for all the info you need!

The winter months’ cold and fog are finally leaving us with the first warmth and the reawakening of nature replacing them. This is the best time of the year to visit several flower gardens that are certainly not lacking in our wonderful Italy. This is an itinerary, or to say it better, a sensory journey […]

Celebrating World Responsible Tourism Day, get inspired by these 10 ideas for your next eco-holiday! Summer is approaching and many people share the desire to spend their vacation in an eco-friendly way. Perhaps because an eco-holiday can reconnect you with nature and make you feel its beneficial effects right away while reducing impacts on the planet. […]

Travel opens us to some of the world’s most beautiful natural wonders and integrates us with cultures worldwide. It is food for the soul. But at the exact time, it also can transform places and people’s livelihoods – for the better or worse. Travel and tourism are not only victims of climate change; instead, they […]

An ecological footprint measures how much natural resources a human being consumes against the earth’s ability to regenerate them. Right now, man is consuming more natural resources in a year than the earth can produce in one year. By the GFN’s (Global Footprint Network) calculations, the earth will regenerate 12-month-consumed resources in eighteen months. It […]

Today we consume and produce meat more than we ever did. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, every year 65 million animals are slaughtered for meat. More than 340 million tonnes of meat were produced in 2018 compared to 71 million tonnes in 1961. The demand for meat and meat […]