Ethical Travel
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Voluntourism: Does it do more harm than good?
Travelling and discovering the world isn’t enough anymore. Young people are becoming increasingly aware of the issues of the world and many using their trip to help local communities. But with a limited set of skills and little time, it's…
Elephant Happy Hour | An Ethical Elephant Experience
An alternative experience in Nepal offers elephants, such as Rupa, the chance to take a break. Free of chains, they are allowed to wander, play and eat.
How to be an Elephant-Friendly Tourist in Nepal [2023 Update]
Are you visiting Nepal? Do you want to see elephants, but are concerned about their mistreatment? Learn how to be an elephant-friendly tourist here...
Is your Travel Photography Ethical?
Have you ever thought about how ethical your travel photography is…? A camera is a powerful tool, a device you can use to preserve a moment in time. But if you’re setting out to explore the lantern-lit lanes of Kyoto’s…
Tourism Leakage: 5 ways to support local economies on your next trip
Ever thought about where your money ends up after you spend it? Travel can be wonderful for supporting economies in developing communities but tourism leakage means they may only see 5% of the money you spend. Find out how to…
What I wish everyone knew about slow travel
Slow travel is mindful travel, forming connections to local people and cultures, while remaining sustainable for communities and the planet. This guide will inspire you with the benefits of slow travel and why we should embrace this mindset.
The Beginners’ Guide to Couchsurfing
Couchsurfing is a wonderful option for ethical travellers as it helps to combat the impacts of overtourism, especially in popular destinations. Have you ever wanted to try Couchsurfing but are feeling a little apprehensive or unsure? Maybe you wonder if…
