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Traveling in the Rainy Season: Insider Eco-Tips from Cambodia, Nepal, Peru, and the Maldives

Traveling in the Rainy Season: Insider Eco-Tips from Cambodia, Nepal, Peru, and the Maldives

The summer heat shimmers outside, our lawn is scorched, and the earth is dry as dust. Then, I receive an email from Nepal: “The monsoon has just started here, and everything is green.” For a moment, my mind was somewhere else. Surrounded by glowing rice…

Green & Gorgeous: The most beautiful rooms in hotels with a focus on sustainability worldwide

Green & Gorgeous: The most beautiful rooms in hotels with a focus on sustainability worldwide

“All of our rooms are beautiful.” That’s what many of our hotel partners said when I asked them about their “best room.” But it turns out that there really is such a thing: that special room where you can arrive, marvel, and immediately feel at…

Watching wild animals on vacation requires respect and patience

Watching wild animals on vacation requires respect and patience

It’s a wonderful experience to observe animals in their natural environment. Imagine seeing a deer at dawn or a buzzard gliding over the fields. Now, imagine seeing wild animals on vacation that you’ve only ever seen at the zoo. A rhinoceros is right in front…

Green Travel Guide Nepal: How to travel Nepal and the Himalayas in a sustainable way

Green Travel Guide Nepal: How to travel Nepal and the Himalayas in a sustainable way

Nepal – the name conjures up images of snow-capped peaks, colorful prayer flags, mysticism and foreign cultures. For many, the small Himalayan country between India and Tibet is a place to yearn for: to seek adventure and to encounter a completely different world. However, even…

Sustainable Cuisine – An overview of concepts, trends and challenges

Sustainable Cuisine – An overview of concepts, trends and challenges

We live in challenging times: climate change, population growth, resource scarcity, world hunger, animal welfare, environmental disasters and social inequality raise big questions – including (or especially) in relation to our food. What we consume and how we consume it has a direct impact on…