palm trees. Some resorts are joining in this shift. The Six Senses chain, for example, is incorporating mangroves into some resort landscaping, notably in Thailand, hoping to help redefine the concept of an ideal beachfront.It’s hard to understand both the culture and the landscape of a shoreline if you’re an outsider.
What’s more, local agency and ownership in the tourism industry ensures that more tourism revenue remain in the local economy, rather than being channeled to foreign companies. Malaysia’s Tioman Island has turned to recycling and low-impact building methods to keep its tourism sustainable.Please be respectful of copyright. Unauthorized use is prohibited., beach tourism has been an economic driver since the 1990s. Residents were frustrated both by the growing piles of tourists’ beer bottles and by the lack of available sand for mixing concrete in building projects.
A very important consideration that often goes unnoticed when planning any holiday! Such an interesting read on how each step of the way can contribute to your carbon footprint and affective tips to make your holiday more environmentally friendly sustainabletravel
Travel for the sake of travel isn't sustainable at all for many reasons all destroying earth and all species. And it shouldn't be encouraged or promoted by any media.
Nobody travels because it's sustainable, especially the people in power.
sustainable travel will never work because modern airstrip's and vacation activitiy's go against the green agenda