Quebec, Canada
The city prioritizes green spaces and river protection. Local initiatives promote urban ecology and biodiversity.
Montreal has municipal recycling programs. Blue bins for paper, plastic, metal, and glass are common. Avoid littering.
Water conservation remains a good practice. Use a reusable water bottle and fill it from the tap.
Engage respectfully with the local culture to enrich your travel experience.
Old Montreal's historic district status shows a strong commitment to heritage preservation.
Showing consideration for Quebec's official language builds positive connections.
Be mindful of privacy and permissions when taking photographs in public and private spaces.
When visiting churches like Notre-Dame Basilica, modest dress shows respect.
Your choices play a part in preserving Montreal's charm for future visitors and its residents.
Support the local economy and avoid practices that might cause harm to the community.
Directly support the people living and working in Old Montreal.
Seek out products that promote fair wages and ethical production.
Your choice of establishments directly influences the local economic vitality.
Be aware of activities that might exploit local people or animals.
Your travel choices can contribute to broader environmental and social well-being.
Mitigate air travel's environmental impact by purchasing carbon offsets through providers like Terrapass.
Choose tour operators prioritizing responsible tourism and environmental protection, such as G Adventures.
Support conservation organizations with stores, like The Rainforest Site (GreaterGood), for ethical products.
