10 Travel Podcasts That Will Help You Travel Better
We’ve rounded up 10 travel podcasts to aid your travels, tackling the issues and giving tips for how we as travelers can have a more positive impact.
sustainability • ethics • climate • waste • renewables • ecology • poverty • equality
We’ve rounded up 10 travel podcasts to aid your travels, tackling the issues and giving tips for how we as travelers can have a more positive impact.
Before you start booking your next destination, you should first know what ecotourism is, the pros and cons, and the most eco-friendly way to plan your trip.
Travelling sustainably is a way to maintain tourism for the long term, without harming the natural environment and local cultures.
This sustainable guide to Stockholm explores what you should bring, where to buy locally grown produce, and how to ethically explore this beautiful city and surrounds.
Many things surprise me about Dutch life, but the inherent sustainability is a breath of fresh air.
Your smallest actions can have the biggest impact. This is very much true when searching for ways to travel more sustainably.
While exploring the great outdoors, it’s neccessary to be responsible. Otherwise, you are depriving your future self and others of the opportunities to bask in nature.
Many European countries have seen an increase in train travel over the last few years. More sustainable than flying, it’s time to explore this alternative mode of travel.
New task forces under the guidance of President Duterte are turning the tide, reversing the ecological destruction of the Phillipines’s most popular tourist destinations.
Scotland’s capital city has romantic appeal, defined by its gothic architecture and a skyline littered with spires that have inspired reams of poetry.
In 2019, Plovdiv was the European Capital of Culture. The city abounds with beautiful green spaces, historical attractions, cobbled streets, Roman ruins, brightly painted 19th-century mansions, and artsy neighbourhoods.
Discovering Indonesia’s rich cornucopia of islands can sadly be tainted with the reality of one of humanity’s greatest addictions: plastic
Bali is a lush island in paradise, boasting a diverse and undeniably stunning ecological landscape; but this landscape is under threat by the very industry that encourages visitors from all across the world.
Visitors to Mabul Island in Borneo flock to witness some of the most diverse marine life remaining in the world. But whilst there, they are almost guaranteed to meet another mysterious community that call the sea home.
Sarmoli is not a place you go to visit; Sarmoli is a place you go for an experience.