Albania
Butrint, Llogara, Karaburun-Sazan, and Divjakë-Karavasta parks protect unique ecosystems.
Minimize waste, use reusable items, and dispose of trash responsibly in designated bins.
Be mindful of water usage, especially in summer, by taking shorter showers and turning off taps.
Your interactions can contribute to respectful tourism and environmental protection.
Support efforts focused on preserving traditional architecture, crafts, and intangible cultural heritage.
Observe and respect local customs and traditions to foster positive engagement with communities.
Always ask permission before taking photos of individuals, especially children, and avoid intrusive photography.
Show reverence at religious sites by adhering to dress codes and maintaining a quiet, respectful demeanor.
Look for properties demonstrating efforts in waste reduction or energy efficiency.
Find eco-stays on EcobnbConsider sustainable outdoor gear for your adventures.
Shop Patagonia for gearYour choices as a traveler contribute positively to the local economy.
Directly support guesthouses and businesses in smaller, less-visited villages to channel funds directly to communities.
Eating at local restaurants, using local transport, and hiring local guides boosts the regional economy.
If you choose to donate, do so through reputable local charities or NGOs. Avoid any activities that exploit animals or local communities.
Support local charities or NGOs rather than giving money directly to individuals.
Be wary of services that appear too inexpensive or involve questionable practices.
Choose activities that respect animals and local communities.
