When you’re planning future travels, don’t just jet off without considering the ethical impact of your trip. Take the time to research where you are going and how you will behave when you are there, making a conscious effort to be a more ethical traveller. Here are a few ways that you can start to travel more ethically.
When you’re travelling around the world, you want to take photos of everything that you see. You may be tempted to take photos of the people that you meet and the buildings that you visit, but before you get out the camera and press the shutter, take a minute to ponder whether the photo you’re about to take is ethical.
Many of us travel because we want to see and interact with exotic and endangered animals that live in far-flung places. But is animal tourism ever ethical?
It’s easy to be complacent when travelling around the world and excited by your experiences travel dramatically increases your carbon footprint. We’ve outlined a few simple ways for how you can continue to enjoy exploring the world while making your travels more ethical.
We’ve previously shared a list of wildlife attractions around the world that should be avoided as they are incredibly cruel for the animals involved. Riding elephants in Thailand, holding turtles
One of the reasons for travelling across the globe is to witness the variety of indigenous wildlife in the locations that you visit. Trips such as whale watching tours in Iceland or
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