The Northeast, Brazil
Pernambuco has several protected areas. Support eco-tourism operators contributing to conservation.
Recycling exists but may not be widespread. Reduce your waste output during your visit.
Northeast Brazil experiences water scarcity. Be mindful of water usage, especially in hotels.
Make choices that support environmental responsibility during your travel.
Opt for reusable items to minimize waste generation.
Consider offsetting flight emissions through reputable organizations.
Research and support hotels and tour companies dedicated to environmental sustainability.
Seek properties minimizing energy/water use, managing waste responsibly.
Find eco-friendly staysLook for operators supporting local conservation efforts.
Explore ethical toursRespectful interaction with local culture elevates your experience and fosters positive exchanges.
Support local artisans, cultural institutions, and community efforts that preserve Pernambucan traditions.
Be polite, open, and patient in your interactions with locals.
Be mindful and seek permission when capturing moments, especially involving individuals.
Always ask permission before photographing individuals, notably children.
Be discreet when taking photos in public spaces. Avoid using flash where prohibited.
Respect any requests not to be photographed; politeness matters.
These interactions enrich your journey and foster a greater appreciation for Recife's unique heritage.
Your travel choices directly influence the local economy and communities. Choose options that benefit the people of Recife.
Prioritize local restaurants, guesthouses, and tour operators over large international chains.
When buying souvenirs, choose local markets and artisans. This directly supports producers.
Seek out and support tours that directly benefit local communities.
Be aware of issues like child exploitation. Avoid harmful practices.
Consider donating to reputable local charities or NGOs for lasting impact.
