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Note: this article was first published in spanish and can be found here.
The summer has arrived and a lot of people will enjoy a well deserved holiday.
Closer or further away from home, shorter or longer, and more or less expensive,
the important thing is to disconnect from normal life for a few days and rest for
the latter part of the year. A holiday in many cases that will lead to destinations in
nature while others will take us to more urbanites and cosmopolitan places.
In any case and regardless of the type of holiday that we have, it is important that
we contemplate it from a viewpoint of responsibility and sustainability as
well as try to behave like we do in our lives the rest of the year. Through this
article I will try to offer an outline of which are the most ethical destinations
in the world for the year 2015 and also a series of practical recommendations
to implement anywhere if we want to be responsible travelers (or tourists).
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Samoa.
Tonga.
Uruguay.
Vanuatu.
Other countries that were close in the previous ranking were Malawi, Granada,
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formally linked to the United Nations since 1976, and gives us the power to make
that sustainable tourism through its various reports, guides and brochures such
as "The Responsible Tourist and Traveller" and "Tips for the world traveler. "The
UNWTO reminds us that "travel and tourism should be planned and practiced
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their diversity".
Among the advice that this organization offers us, we can see these four main
precepts:
Honor local customs and traditions: Investigating previously about the
destination to meet their customs and traditions, learning a few words in the
Support the local economy: Buying local handicraft items, dealing with
respect for local vendors through fair trade, and not buying items prohibited
by national and international regulations.
Respect the environment: Reducing the environmental impact, taking
care of natural resources and archaeological treasures, protecting the life and
natural habitat, buying products that do not use plants or animals in danger
of extinction, and leaving behind us nothing that was not already there
before.
Being an informed and respectful traveler: Complying with national
laws and regulations, respecting Human Rights, protecting children from
exploitation in tourism and by taking appropriate health precautions.
As we can see, they are pretty common sense tips, but often not taken into
account or at least not completely.
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agencies.
49% of respondents say they do not want to 'think green' during your
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holiday. Since prefer to leave home with this issue resolved and devote
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