Sicily, Italy
A marine protected area near Taormina, dedicated to conserving marine biodiversity and promoting sustainable tourism. Follow rules on waste disposal and disturbing wildlife.
A regional park managing the volcanic environment, preserving unique flora and fauna. Stay on marked trails, do not litter, and support regulated tour operators.
Italy has varying recycling systems. Reduce single-use plastics, carry a Reusable water bottle, and follow local signage for proper waste separation.
Making mindful choices for a beneficial journey.
Choose lodging that prioritize environmental care.
Select companies that promote ethical tourism.
Reduce your environmental impact during travel.
Support fair trade and sustainable products.
Support organizations that combine conservation efforts with ethical shopping, like The Rainforest Site (GreaterGood), where purchases contribute to preserving natural habitats.
Learn moreSeek tour operators or initiatives that directly benefit local communities, providing fair wages and promoting cultural exchange. These practices reinforce sustainable economic models.
Explore ethical toursPrioritize local engagement and support for a more authentic and beneficial travel experience. Researching local environmental and cultural issues beforehand aids informed decisions.
Respectful engagement enriches your travel experience.
Contribute to the upkeep of Sicilian heritage.
Foster positive exchanges with locals.
Capture memories respectfully.
Ensure your generosity makes a positive impact.
Responsible travel directs tourism dollars to the local community.
Support local, family-run businesses: B&Bs, small hotels, traditional trattorias, and local shops.
Buy directly from artisans to fair compensation. Look for "Made in Sicily" labels for genuine local items.
Dine at authentic local restaurants, shop at markets, and choose local guides for insights.