Tag Archives: sustainable tourism

There is a corner of England where the vibrancy of its towns meets the quiet of the countryside, where ancient stone villages alternate with woodlands, rolling hills and river valleys. This is Gloucestershire, a county where history and nature, culture and outdoor life come together, offering many different ways to travel at a slower pace. […]

Most tourists come to Bilbao for the Guggenheim. We came for the coast. More precisely, we came to Sopelana, a small seaside town north of Bilbao, drawn by its beaches, spectacular cliffs and Atlantic waves, perfect for surfing. As passionate surfers, it felt natural to choose a place where the sea could take center stage. […]

Beyond Bangkok and the Beaches Most travelers see Thailand through the window of a tour bus – Bangkok, Phuket, maybe a quick stop in Chiang Mai. But beyond the country’s famous destinations, a different kind of tourism is taking root in villages where local communities play a central role in deciding how visitors experience their […]

Have you ever dreamed of a holiday where the only plan for the day is reading a book under a tree, walking through the woods, and rediscovering the joy of slowing down? In a world where we are constantly connected and always busy, spending a few days surrounded by nature can become a small but […]

In Marmilla, the landscape changes with the seasons. In spring, the rolling hills are covered with poppies, asphodels and vibrant green wheat fields. Summer turns them into a golden sea, where ripening grain sways in the mistral wind, contrasting with the silvery green of olive trees and the dark basalt rocks. Autumn brings vineyards, olive […]

Travel broadens perspectives, but it also leaves a mark on the planet. From carbon emissions produced by air travel to single-use plastic waste at hotels, the environmental impact of tourism is significant. The good news is that travelers can reduce their footprint without giving up the experiences that make exploring the world worthwhile. Planning a […]

Climate Change is changing the way we travel. From coral reefs affected by rising ocean temperatures to extreme heat in cities and droughts in natural areas, climate change is already changing the way we travel and experience the world. Because of that, COP30 and sustainable travel are becoming increasingly connected. Many destinations are facing stronger […]

Melbourne is often known for its amazing coffee, events like Australian Open and Formula 1, and rich culture. But there is another side to the city full of surprises: urban parks, community markets, wildlife experiences and easy car-free transport. If you love nature, local food and slow travel, Melbourne is a beautiful place to explore. […]

Nestled among the mountains of Val di Sole, Ossana welcomes visitors with its peaceful atmosphere, ancient stone houses, flower-filled balconies and a landscape where nature embraces every corner of the village. Set between Stelvio National Park and Adamello Brenta Nature Park, this hidden gem is the perfect destination for anyone looking to slow down, breathe […]

Nestled among majestic mountains, terraced vineyards and subtropical gardens, Merano achieves something rare: combining Alpine charm with an almost Mediterranean atmosphere. Here, hiking trails begin right from the historic center, cycling paths wind through apple orchards and valleys, and wellness is not just a break at the spa but a way of life. If you’re […]