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Check out our latest blog article focusing on the complex issue of overtourism and its effects on local communities. We explore three behavior-smart strategies to help destinations influence the mindset and actions of future visitors, ensuring a more respectful and sustainable tourism experience for all. ⬇️ Learn more ⬇️ #sustainabletourismdevelopment #behaviorchangestrategies #beSMART

Our latest article, "Sustainable Travel in Urban vs. Rural Areas: A Comparative Analysis," examines the unique challenges and innovations driving eco-friendly tourism across diverse landscapes. As we know, urban areas face environmental challenges such as carbon footprint, waste management, and loss of biodiversity and natural habitats due to the surge of tourists. However, several cities in Asia are taking the lead in implementing sustainable initiatives like eco-friendly accommodations, efficient public transport services, and sustainable attractions and activities. On the other hand, rural areas hold enormous potential for driving sustainable tourism. In the article, we feature a few case studies signifying a significant change in perspective, viewing rural areas not as underdeveloped regions but as vibrant hubs of sustainable tourism. But, both urban and rural setups face hurdles. Our article dissects these challenges and highlights the remarkable initiatives that promote sustainable tourism. Whether it's ecotourism or community-centric tourism, the aim is unified — creating sustainable travel experiences that respect the environment, support local communities, and provide enriching experiences for travelers. Our research provides a comprehensive comparative analysis that can help hospitality and travel industry players promote sustainable tourism in both urban and rural areas. You can read the full article here: ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dshU5ABN UN Tourism UNWTO Best Tourism Villages Megha Paul Liz Ortiguera Gardens by the Bay Transjakarta Aman Kyrgyz Community Based Tourism Association Sargaalaya Kerala Arts & Crafts Village Green Destinations Susan SANTOS de Cardenas Albert Salman Rhea Vitto Tabora | Travel Asia Now Jeremy Tran 🌏 | Sainha | a purpose-led marketing agency for next-gen brands #SustainableHospitality #SustainableTravel #SustainableTourism #RuralTourism #UrbanTourism #CommunityBasedTourism #ResponsibleTourism #EcoTourism #AsiaSustainableTravelBriefing #AsiaSustainableTravel #ASTB

Melbourne has made the top 10 of global destinations for #sustainable tourism in new rankings by Global Destination Sustainability Movement (GDS-Movement) (GDS) Movement and Tripadvisor. It's great to see environmental and social measures becoming key decision making factors when choosing #destinations for travel and events. #MICE #businessevents #eventprofs #sustainableevents

https://lnkd.in/eTp2UEhj Alternative tourism shapes the future of sustainability in global travel industry

In his latest article, Dr. Jens Thraenhart he dissect the nuanced differences between sustainable tourism and balanced tourism growth, shedding light on their unique contributions to the travel industry's sustainable future. A must-read for professionals committed to fostering responsible travel practices. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dJ2yj-fF #SustainableTourism #BalancedTourism #IndustryInsights"

Eco-friendly; Sustainable Tourism. Both should be part of our focus no matter where we travel.

Celebrating Happy Tourism Day with Travelich Services 🌍✈️ Happy Tourism Day! As travel enthusiasts, we at Travelich Services couldn’t be more excited to celebrate this special occasion. Every year on September 27th, we take a moment to reflect on the significance of tourism and its impact on our lives, communities, and the world at large. The Essence of Tourism Tourism is more than just visiting new places; it’s about creating memories, experiencing diverse cultures, and forging connections with people from all walks of life. It’s an opportunity to escape the mundane, immerse ourselves in nature, and learn about history and traditions that shape our world. This year, the theme for World Tourism Day is “Tourism and Green Investment,” emphasizing the importance of sustainable practices in the travel industry. At Travelich Services, we wholeheartedly support this initiative, recognizing that responsible tourism can lead to healthier ecosystems and stronger communities. Why Choose Sustainable Travel? Protecting Our Planet: Sustainable travel focuses on minimizing our environmental footprint. By opting for eco-friendly accommodations, reducing waste, and choosing local experiences, we can help preserve the natural beauty of the destinations we love. Supporting Local Communities: When you travel sustainably, you contribute to the local economy. Supporting local businesses, artisans, and guides helps to create jobs and maintain cultural heritage. Creating Lasting Memories: Sustainable travel encourages deeper connections with the places we visit. Engaging with local traditions and practices allows for more authentic experiences that stay with us long after the trip ends. How Travelich Services Promotes Sustainable Tourism At Travelich Services, we are committed to offering travel experiences that are not only memorable but also environmentally and socially responsible. Here are a few ways we promote sustainable tourism: Eco-Friendly Accommodations: We partner with hotels and lodges that prioritize sustainability, from using renewable energy to supporting local conservation efforts. Local Experiences: Our itineraries include authentic local experiences that allow travelers to engage with communities and learn about their customs, food, and arts. Responsible Transportation: We encourage the use of public transport, carpooling, and eco-friendly transport options wherever possible. Education and Awareness: We provide our travelers with information about the destinations they visit, including the importance of conservation and how they can contribute positively during their stay. Travelich Services #HappyTourismDay #TravelichServices #SustainableTravel #EcoTourism #TravelResponsibly #ExploreTheWorld #TravelWithPurpose #SupportLocal #TravelGreen

Join the movement towards sustainable tourism and be part of a positive change! Read the full article from Beth Hatt, the founder of #Aquila that published on the latest Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association (FCCA) magazine and discover how you can contribute to a more sustainable tourism industry. #SustainableTourism #Aquilamazing #cruiseindustry

Your customers care about sustainability, that's why you should too! 🔍🌍 📌 Discover how nautical tourism providers are navigating the path to sustainability, whilst effectively appealing to customers who prioritise sustainable tourist operators: https://lnkd.in/gPWCATJ5 #greensail #VEF #sustainability

Leading Sustainable Tourism destinations Various places around the world have made significant strides in sustainability. However a few destinations are widely recognized for their exceptional commitment to environmental conservation and sustainable tourism practices: Costa Rica is renowned for its robust environmental policies and dedication to sustainability. The country has set aside about 26% of its land for protected areas and national parks. It's a global leader in eco-tourism, offering numerous eco-lodges, sustainable resorts, and nature tours. Costa Rica's efforts to use renewable energy and protect biodiversity make it a prime example of environmentally responsible tourism. Bhutan is famous for its Gross National Happiness index, which places a strong emphasis on environmental conservation. The country has a policy of maintaining at least 60% forest cover at all times and is committed to being carbon-neutral. Bhutan’s tourism policy of "High Value, Low Impact" ensures that tourist activities do not harm the environment. New Zealand is well-known for its pristine landscapes and commitment to preserving them. The country has stringent environmental regulations and promotes eco-tourism through its numerous national parks and conservation areas. Initiatives like the Tiaki Promise encourage visitors to act as guardians of New Zealand’s environment. Norway is a leader in sustainable tourism, with a strong focus on preserving its natural beauty. The country’s extensive network of national parks and protected areas supports wildlife conservation. Norway also promotes eco-friendly travel options, including sustainable accommodation and electric transportation. Iceland’s dramatic landscapes are carefully protected through rigorous environmental policies. The country emphasizes the sustainable use of geothermal energy and the protection of its unique ecosystems. Iceland promotes responsible tourism practices, ensuring that visitors leave a minimal footprint. Slovenia has made significant strides in sustainable tourism, with the capital city of Ljubljana being named the European Green Capital in 2016. The country’s commitment to green tourism is evident in its numerous eco-friendly accommodations and green-certified destinations. The Galápagos Islands are a UNESCO World Heritage site with strict regulations to protect its unique biodiversity. Tourism is heavily regulated to minimize environmental impact, and visitors are educated about the importance of conservation.