Category Archives: go green

Hidden in Vietnam’s far north, Hoang Lien National Park is one of the country’s most beautiful and biodiverse places. The park spans over 29,000 hectares of forested mountains near Sapa, in Lao Cai Province. It’s home to rare plants, animals, and several ethnic-minority groups who have lived here for centuries. Visiting Hoang Lien is not […]

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 […]

In a high-tech region, zero-waste living brings together two worlds that often seem at odds—fast innovation and careful conservation. Technology moves quickly, and new devices appear every year, creating more waste than most cities can handle. Yet, the same innovation that fuels progress can also drive smarter solutions for sustainable living. People and companies in […]

Travelling abroad is exciting, but one challenge faces almost every traveller. Staying connected without burning through money or patience is often harder than expected. Roaming charges can spiral, airport SIM counters are confusing, and hotel Wi-Fi is rarely enough. The good news? Smart solutions now exist that make the process simple, fast, and affordable, and […]

Starting December 31, 2025, all new buildings in New York State will have to go fully electric—no more fossil fuels for heating or cooking. This landmark change comes thanks to the All-Electric Buildings Act (AEBA), passed in 2023 and upheld after two years of legal battles with the gas industry. It’s a historic step for […]

We often use our car out of habit rather than necessity: it feels convenient, fast, and always available. But what if we tried leaving it in the garage?Our wallet, health, and the environment would all benefit. Today, there are plenty of eco-friendly and affordable alternatives: trains, subways, buses, trams, bicycles, electric scooters, and sharing services. […]

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. […]

If you are planning a business trip or a holiday in Paris, be prepared for a surprise: you will find a city that is less and less dependent on cars. In the last twenty years, Paris has undergone a real urban revolution. That’s why today the city landscape is crossed by more and more bikes […]

Born from a dream during the pandemic, nestled among the rugged hills of Spain, Finca EcoVida began as a crumbling ruin—and a bold vision. With two young daughters in tow, a family set out to create an off-grid, eco-conscious retreat that could offer travelers both comfort and connection with nature. Today, that dream is a […]

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 […]