Category Archives: go green
Discover a lot of useful information, tips and ecological ideas for living and traveling green. In this section you can find news about the ecology, but also many suggestions and ideas to make your way of life and travelling in harmony with nature.

10 Things You Can Do to Build Green
Over the last few decades, green construction has come a long way. As opposed to being an alternative means for new home construction, it is quickly becoming mainstream. Consumers want a home where they can lay down their roots and build memories. But, they also want to know that they are building in the most […]
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Yoga Retreat in Nature: Top 10 locations in Italy
Practicing yoga in nature allows you to feel a deep connection with the earth, with the surroundings, with the universe. Let’s find out the benefits of this increasingly popular practice and two special location in Italy to organize a group holistic retreat. Prepare to feel the embrace of nature, as you meditate and find a connection with […]
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Vegetarian wellness on holiday in Italy
Becoming vegetarian is a personal choice, a lifestyle that more and more people are undertaking. Who for ethical reasons, who for health reasons, the number of those who renounce meat is always on the rise and so are those looking for vegetarian eating while on vacation. Let’s find out the main reasons for vegetarianism and the […]
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Feng-shui, the laws of harmony even on holiday
The feng-shui philosophy allows you to create harmonious spaces in which to find wellness and balance. Here are some tips for decorating your home and to find an eco-friendly room attentive to the principles of feng-shui even on vacation. The fen-shui is an ancient Chinese Taoist art, auxiliary architecture that is based on the harmony […]
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6 ideas for a green picnic in Italy
Why not enjoy the first sunny days of this spring with a beautiful eco-friendly picnic? A cloth tablecloth or an old blanket, reusable containers, flat and biodegradable cutlery and around us a forest or a park: the perfect ingredients for a beautiful day in nature. The nature and the sun of these spring days invite us […]
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Check out the amazing benefits of eco camping
It’s always nice to escape from the “real world”, but sometimes a holiday can cause more stress than it’s worth. An alternative to this conundrum? Eco camping. Let’s run through some of the main reasons why this green form of camping is a superior option. Saving money We all like to try and squeeze every […]
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Bycicle and the city: how ten cities are promoting urban mobility on bicycle
The Guardian, the British newspaper, asked its readers what are the cycle friendliest cities. The result was a flow of images and comments from all over the world. Let’s start our tour and discover the cities which are promoting “bicycle” as a sustainable means of transport from Melbourne in the far Australia to Amsterdam, the […]
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A bike path powered by the sun
In Poland there is a new bike path that lights up as soon as the sun goes down; an intense blue light guide cyclists along the path, and so ride at night will not be a problem. The bike is definitely one of the most environmentally friendly means of transportation there is, and this project […]
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Present and future of sustainable tourism (and some experiences to live to find out what it is)
As we have already mentioned in the last few months, sustainable tourism is one of the UN priorities. The organization has declared the coming year as the International Year of Sustainable Tourism. But where are we? What is the current situation and where is sustainable tourism headed? Let’s find out together! Let’s start from the definitions. […]
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Only biodiversity will save us
Biodiversity: variety of living organisms in an ecosystem. This is the definition that a dictionary gives to this word that we all know and we often use. But do we really know its profound significance and its vital importance for the Planet? This relatively recent term (it was used for the first time in 1986) indicates the […]
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