Campania, Italy
The Amalfi Coast is an UNESCO World Heritage site, showing the need to preserve its unique landscape, terraced agriculture, and historic buildings.
Italy has implemented recycling programs. Look for separate bins for plastic, paper, glass, and organic waste.
Responsible water use is encouraged, especially during drier summer months when local resources can be strained.
Your travel choices influence environmental preservation.
Consider offsetting carbon emissions from flights. Many airlines have carbon offset programs.
Look for hotels and tour operators that show a commitment to sustainability.
Choose sustainable outdoor gear for your adventures. Patagonia presents responsibly made products.
Bring reusable water bottles and shopping bags. Package Free Shop has reusable products.
Support conservation efforts by staying on marked paths and minimizing your waste throughout the region.
Observe local traditions and customs for a harmonious visit.
Support efforts to preserve cultural heritage by respectfully visiting historical sites and appreciating traditional arts.
Learning a few basic Italian phrases is appreciated. Dress modestly when visiting churches.
Always ask permission before photographing individuals. Be discreet.
Dress appropriately with shoulders and knees covered. Remove hats upon entry.
Your travel choices directly benefit the local economy and community.
Dine at family-run restaurants and trattorias for authentic experiences.
Purchase from local artisan shops for genuine products. The Rainforest Site supports conservation through its store.
Hiring local guides supports the community directly.
Prioritize locally owned businesses, from hotels to grocery shops, to keep your money within the community.
