Campania, Italy
The Pompeii Archaeological Park is an UNESCO World Heritage site, subject to strict conservation to preserve its structures, frescoes, and artifacts.
Use designated waste bins. Separate your waste for recycling where bins are provided. Avoid littering to protect the site.
Stay on marked paths. Do not touch ancient walls, frescoes, or any structures. Do not remove any archaeological fragments or plants.
Adherence to local etiquette shows respect and results in more positive interactions. Responsible travel benefits local communities.
Your visit supports Pompeii's preservation. Adhere to park regulations. Reading about the site (e.g., Mary Beard's 'Pompeii') deepens appreciation.
Direct your spending to local businesses. Choose family-run accommodations and dine at local eateries.
Sustainable outdoor gear from Patagonia. Ethical tour operators like G Adventures.
Patagonia.comReusable products from Package Free Shop. Conservation support via The Rainforest Site.
Packagefreeshop.comBe mindful of your environmental footprint. Support local economies to contribute positively to the communities you visit. Choose experiences that align with sustainable practices.
Consider your consumption and impact while exploring this historic region.
General water conservation is good practice. Be mindful of water use in your accommodation.
Consider offsetting your flight emissions through reputable carbon offset programs.
Look for accommodations and tour operators that highlight their commitment to environmental sustainability.
Italy is increasingly focused on recycling. Separate waste where facilities allow.
Responsible travel directs economic benefits to the local communities you visit.
Choose local eateries and small, independent cafes over international chain restaurants.
Purchase goods from local markets and small shops. This sustains local livelihoods and traditional skills.
If you decide on a guided tour of Pompeii, hire a licensed local guide. Your payment supports local professionals.
Your choices can contribute to the preservation of Italy's natural beauty and cultural heritage. Opt for conscious travel.
Be aware of common scams and avenues for ethical support.
Be aware of common scams or overly aggressive street vendors, especially in highly touristy areas.
If inclined to give to charity, research local reputable charities or non-governmental organizations (NGOs) that work directly with communities in need.
Seek out and support local businesses directly to benefit the communities you visit. Look for genuine local products and artisan crafts.
Choose local eateries and small, independent cafes over international chain restaurants.
Purchase goods from local markets and small shops. This sustains local livelihoods and traditional skills.
If you decide on a guided tour of Pompeii, hire a licensed local guide. Your payment supports local professionals.
Beware of common scams or overly aggressive street vendors, especially in highly touristy areas. Avoid engagement if uncomfortable.
Your travel choices have an impact. Choose actions that uplift local communities and respect local customs, creating a positive experience for all.
