TRAVELERS HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO EXPERIENCE AUTHENTIC, LOW-IMPACT ADVENTURES.
Morocco
Efforts to preserve the delicate ecosystem of the Sahara Desert are evident in renewable energy projects and eco-conscious desert camps.
Egypt
Sustainable initiatives include Nile cruises on solar-powered boats and diving programs that protect Red Sea coral reefs.
Turkiye
Turkiye embraces eco-tourism through rural homestays and hiking trails like the Lycian Way.
Qatar and UAE
Modern green technologies are incorporated into luxury accommodations, ensuring sustainable urban tourism.
Indonesia, Japan, and Fiji
These countries prioritize marine conservation, forest restoration, and cultural sustainability. Visitors can choose eco-friendly accommodations, minimize waste, and
support businesses that actively protect their natural
and cultural heritage.
Located in the state of Jammu and Kashmir, Gulmarg is known for its meadows and sustainable winter tourism. Enjoy eco-friendly skiing, explore the surrounding biosphere reserves, and experience the local culture
Bhutan has a “High-Value, Low-Impact” tourism policy, and visitors are required to pay a daily tariff that includes accommodation, meals, transportation, and a sustainable development fee. This approach helps Bhutan maintain its unique culture and pristine environment while promoting responsible tourism.
Luang Prabang is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its well-preserved architecture and commitment to sustainable tourism. Engage in eco-friendly activities, visit waterfalls, and explore traditional villages.
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