Sustainable Tourism Responsible Travelers

Thanks to the internet and social networks, world tourism has grown significantly in recent years. The constant flow of information, the thousands of options and alternatives that have opened a world of possibilities, and affordable prices for different budgets — it all makes traveling possible for anyone who wants to.

What sustainable tourism actually means

Tourism has become a great industry — but what about being able to travel and at the same time collaborate with the development of the local economy? That's what's called "Sustainable Tourism."

In practice, sustainable tourism focuses on three things: the traveler, the society, and the environment. It's a different kind of tourism that delivers the same great experiences while caring for the natural environment, refusing tourist activities that involve animals, and supporting community development without harming local identity and culture.

The numbers behind the model

Conventional tourism on average injects only 14% of its turnover into the local economy. Sustainable tourism reaches up to 65% — almost 5x more capital staying in the host community.

In summary

The time has come to be a responsible traveler and put sustainable tourism into practice. Beyond an unforgettable experience, you'll be helping the local economy of the place you visit — and that, multiplied across thousands of travelers, is what protects the destinations we love.