Our sustainable cruising guide is for travellers committed to cruising more eco-consciously and responsibly, whether you’re considering a cruise for the first time or you’re a cruise lover keen to do cruises that are more environmentally friendly and more sustainable, and travel more responsibly and more ethically. Our A-Z guide to more sustainable cruising covers … Read more
The most sustainable Bangkok restaurants do everything from grow their own produce in their kitchen gardens and reduce plastic-use and kitchen waste, and include restaurants such as farm-to-table eatery Haoma, serving vegetable-driven cuisine created from just-picked greens grown in their garden to casual nose-to-tail joint 100 Mahaseth, offering Isaan-style food that makes use of every … Read more
How to be a better traveller is something I constantly ponder, particularly after a year in travel that saw a rise in anti-tourist sentiment across Europe, the emergence of beg-packing in Southeast Asia, and an explosion of naked tourism and public pooping all over the place. Now really is the time to travel more responsibly … Read more
Travelling responsibly in Cambodia matters. No, it’s not okay to wear your bikinis and shorts to Angkor Wat or on tours to villages and visits to local homes. But travelling responsibly in Cambodia is about more than what you wear. Here’s why… Travelling responsibly in Cambodia matters more than anything else you do as a visitor to one of … Read more
Green Hua Hin offers an eco-friendly escape from Bangkok with restaurants serving organic farm to table cuisine, nature conservation projects, community beach clean-up days you can join, and a handful of sustainable resorts, spas, and a winery that are doing their bit to save the planet. Sustainable travellers need to put Thailand’s Hua Hin on … Read more