8 Green Travel Tips To “Go Green”!
By: Juliet Lewis
Tags: Travel Tips, Eco Friendly Traveling, Go Green

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These days all you hear is all about “going green.” I guess I never gave it a great deal of thought until I read from the news that the North Pole was going to melt this summer. That seemed to push home the idea that something should change.



So with that in mind, I’ve compiled a list of 8 Green Travel Tips to help you “Go Green” on your next holiday or trip. Do not worry, except for the bag; nothing is too drastic!



Go before you go.

If you would like to avoid creating a tiny CO2, utilize the airport bathroom, not the one on the plane, since, believe it or not, the fuel used for every airplane flush could run a vehicle for six miles. Plus, I don’t know about you, but I still have an unrealistic phobia of getting “squeezed” save the Earth One 4 Star Hotel at One time. Book a flight with Airlines Gethuman and avail the best deals on each flight booking of delta airlines flight reservations.



2.) Four-star green resorts reveal that eco-friendly doesn’t mean cockroach-friendly. You’re going to receive efficient lighting and water fittings, alternative fuel vehicles, and recycling. If 10,000 people remain at resorts with efficient toilets, faucets, and showerheads, each night, we will save enough water from fulfilling 11,263 whirlpool bathtubs. And I understand those whirlpool tubs look ever so beautiful but think about it, and you might not need to put your ass in something where God knows who’s been? Jump in and save the ground. Lighten your eco-baggage.



3.) The most bag includes eco-unfriendly materials (such as the vinyl PVC, which lets off cancer-causing chemicals during creation) that make us desire to avoid the baggage carousel in any way costs. There are durable, just as attractive options made from substances like veggie-tanned hemp and leather. And you do not even need to get a pair of Birkenstocks to look cool with it!



4.) Some car rental companies are currently supplying hybrids as an option. With gas at or over $4.00 a gallon right now, getting 40 MPG is not anything to sniff at. The Prius also has excellent acceleration and an adequate quantity of trunk space.



5.) When it is ski season, choose your winter wonderlands in the kind of an eco-ski resort. Recognizing that global warming can cause shorter seasons, resorts are teaming up to go green, providing alternative fuel shuttles, including recycling applications, and installing solar panels.



6.) Did you realize that Americans use 4 million plastic bottles every hour, but only 1 in 4 is recycled? I believe it because I simply started recycling my water bottles only a couple of months ago after years of throwing them out.

When on the go or make sure that you fill a reusable jar in the airport or your hotel room, because believe it or not, bottled water isn’t always cleaner, and also the production, shipment, and disposal of plastic water bottles are taking a massive toll on the environment. What is the best alternative? Stainless Steel. It is cleaner, safer, and all-around better for you.



7.) Wish to go wild on your next holiday? Pick from a massive assortment of eco-adventures that get you off the beaten path, are sustainable, and support local economies. Not just for campers, you have the choice of staying at boutique green resorts. Do not let “boutique” fool you — some of those hotels feature white water rafting, rock climbing, and several other rugged sports. On the flip side, there is always time for a massage…Chill out and get eco-pampered.



8.) Now that I sound like a whole chauvinist allows me to make it up by saying that while I do not personally do the spa thing, my wife loves it, and I love the way she feels about herself later moving. These include rejuvenating, organic-oil aromatherapy, and purifying receptor baths, which are not merely great for you but good for your environment.



Ecotourism has a look at an eco-spa. Eco-spas use non-toxic and biodegradable products on your body, and a few spas are built using sustainable materials. The best eco-spas pay their employee's fair wages and utilize non-toxic substances to clean their facilities.



These hints are only the beginning of what you could do to make the world a better location and still enjoy your trip experience. Even if you do only one thing on the following trip, you are going to make a difference. The key is that most of us must do something.