Ten eco-friendly destinations to ease your conscience
Given more travellers want to leave a smaller footprint these days, new options are on offer that tick all the right boxes. This feature is part of our list of 50 new ways to see the world for 2023.
Put your hand up if you’re in need of time out in the slow lane this year. From an exciting new beachfront property with an organic garden on Indonesia’s fabled Sumba island, to the Indigenous-owned Nemiah Valley Lodge in the Chilcotin region of British Columbia, consider booking a trip that gives back to the planet and regional communities. Even in Great Britain, the people of Wales are encouraging visitors to slow down and smell the meadow thistle.
Nina KarnikowskiTravel writerNina Karnikowski is a travel writer focused on sustainability, and the author of two books including Go Lightly: How to Travel Without Hurting the Planet. Connect with Nina on Twitter.
