-Don’t buy souvenirs at the airport, instead support local artisans during your stay.

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-Book lodging with eco-friendly hotels or BnB’s.  

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-Bringing a small set of reusable utensils/water bottle. With so many water refill stations these days bringing a reusable cup/water bottle also helps avoid overpaying for bottled. When this isn’t an option always try to recycle

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-Know the history and the culture as well as local spots. Local celebrations and festivals are a perfect opportunity to have fun, sample traditional foods, and meet locals.

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-Venture to lesser known places that may be less crowded than tourist hotspots.

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-If the language is different than your own then try learning at least a few basic phrases.

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-Exploring one area in depth by foot or bike are some great ways to reduce your carbon footprint.

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-Supporting World Monuments and World Heritage Sites

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-Take only photographs and leave only footprints because littering is “trashy” 

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-“Voluntourism” helps.. helps save you money, helps you learn about the area, and helps local initiatives.

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-Start a conservation conversation

 

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