Tag Archives: sustainable tourism
Greenwashing vs Greenhushing: The Two Opposite Risks in Green Communication 
Greenwashing or Greenhushing? Why Some Companies Exaggerate (and Others Stay Silent) About Sustainability Today, sustainability is at the center of many brand stories. From eco-friendly packaging to climate commitments, companies increasingly highlight their environmental values. But behind these messages, reality is not always clear. Some brands exaggerate their environmental impact to appear more sustainable: a […]
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Forest Therapy: Reconnecting With Nature Along With Your Family
Imagine being able to truly disconnect, breathe fresh air, and see your children running happily among the trees, reconnecting with nature and with yourselves. This is exactly what forest therapy can offer. What is Forest Therapy? Born in the 1980s in Japan with the name “Shinrin Yoku,” which literally means “forest bathing,” forest therapy is […]
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Scicli for Families: Eco-Friendly Itineraries among Churches, Carob Trees and Ice Cream
Scicli is an ideal destination to visit with your family, where you can discover Sicilian Baroque together. This small gem enchants both adults and children with its charming limestone houses and monumental churches. Located in the province of Ragusa, the town sits in a picturesque natural basin at the intersection of three scenic gorges: Modica, […]
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Imola Green Guide: Art, Motors and Flavors in the Heart of Emilia-Romagna
Famous for its iconic racing circuit yet full of unexpected charm, Imola reveals itself as a lively town with a green soul and a generous culinary tradition. Nestled where the Apennines meet the plains, it’s the perfect destination for those seeking a mix of culture, authentic flavors and sustainable experiences, and an ideal starting point […]
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Slow Travel in Vietnam: A Sustainable Journey Beyond the Highlights
Vietnam is often approached as a checklist of iconic places. Travelers move quickly between cities, attractions and photogenic spots, trying to experience as much as possible in a limited time. In this rush, destinations become reduced to their highlights while travelers return home exhausted and disconnected from the places they visited. Slow travel in Vietnam […]
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What Makes Pyrenees Hiking Different From Alpine Hiking
The Pyrenees top out around 3,400 meters at Pico de Aneto. The Alps regularly exceed 4,000 meters with dozens of peaks pushing past 4,500. This 1,000-meter difference fundamentally changes the hiking experience. You’re not dealing with glaciers on most Pyrenees routes. Altitude sickness rarely becomes an issue. The terrain feels accessible rather than intimidating, even […]
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Regenerative tourism: what it is and why it is the future of conscious travel
No longer just sustainable tourism, but regenerative tourism.In recent years, we have learned how essential it is to travel with respect for the environment and for people, and sustainable tourism has increasingly established itself as a necessary and conscious choice. Today, however, this approach takes a step further. Regenerative tourism represents its natural evolution: travellers […]
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Ha Giang Loop, Vietnam: The Most Incredible Motorbike Trip in Southeast Asia
In the far north of Vietnam, close to the Chinese border, the Ha Giang Loop motorbike journey is one of the most incredible travel experiences in Southeast Asia. The Ha Giang Loop is a 3-day route through high mountains, deep valleys, rice fields, and remote villages where daily life follows a slower rhythm. More than […]
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Permaculture and Sustainable Travel: Experience Eco-Friendly Holidays
Permaculture and sustainable travel often meet in places where gardens are not designed to impress, but to work with nature, feed communities, and restore the land. Exploring such places during your next trip can transform your holiday into a truly eco-conscious experience. This is the heart of permaculture. Often described as a gardening method, permaculture […]
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Green Guide to Cortona: A Magical Tuscan Village Awaits You
Discover a charming Tuscan village called Cortona, located in the Valdichiana, a valley that stretches between Tuscany and Umbria. Perfectly preserved medieval architecture and deep Etruscan roots define this place. It captivates anyone who loves to travel slowly, with respect and curiosity. Whether you are planning a weekend or a short rejuvenating vacation, Cortona is […]
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