We all need to think about the impacts that our actions have on the world around us. Yes, it is extremely difficult (if possible at all) to be 100% ethical for 100% of the time. BUT, there are many things that we CAN do to help to protect and preserve the environment, society and the economy.
Ethical tourism is a form of
responsible tourism. An ethical tourist considers the impact of their actions. The
problem is however, that many people do not know how to be an ethical
tourist! If you want to be an ethical
tourist, you must demonstrate a commitment to reducing any negative impacts on
the environment
Don’t drop litter - Dropping
litter is terrible for the environment. It can be dangerous to animals, it
looks ugly and it is generally an environmental pollutant. Keep it in your bag
or pocket if there is no bin nearby!
Turn off the lights - Just as you
would at home, turn off the lights in your accommodation when you don’t need
them on. This is a simple way to ensure that you are being as much of an
ethical tourist as possible!
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