Small actions, big impact

Ecosystem, tourism, coexistence

The responsible tourist is aware of the impact that their trip could have on the environment, on local communities and on culture, and they work hard to minimise this impact in a positive and constructive way.

What Do We Mean by Responsible Behaviour?

Responsible behaviour refers to those small, concrete actions that visitors can take before, during, and after their trip to minimise the negative impact of travel on the environment, local communities, and cultures.

Before travelling, responsible behaviour includes learning about the culture, traditions, and environment of the destination, choosing a responsible tour operator, and booking accommodation that adopts measures to reduce environmental impact.

During the trip, responsible actions involve using resources wisely, reducing waste, purchasing local products, and generally respecting the environment and local cultures.

After returning home, sharing your experiences and supporting organisations that protect the environment, local communities, and cultural heritage can make a real difference.

We can all help create a more sustainable, fair, and respectful world by choosing to travel responsibly.