Spain
Respect protected areas like Serra de Tramuntana and marine reserves by staying on marked trails and leaving no trace.
Use designated recycling bins. Yellow for plastics, blue for paper, green for glass, grey for general waste.
Water is a precious and limited resource. Be mindful of usage in accommodation; take shorter showers and turn off taps.
Interacting with local heritage and people with consideration.
Respect local customs, traditions, and historic sites.
Politeness and patience are valued during your visit.
Choose accommodation that promotes environmental practices.
Select tour operators committed to responsible tourism.
When planning your trip, consider options that prioritize environmental protection and local well-being.
Your spending choices directly help the local economy and communities.
Support local businesses over large international chains where possible.
Your money circulates within the community when you make conscious choices.
Minimizing your environmental footprint during travel.
Consider offsetting your flight's carbon footprint through reputable programs like Terrapass.
Prioritize public transport, cycling, or walking over private vehicles to reduce local emissions.
Support conservation organizations with stores such as The Rainforest Site.
Choose a reusable water bottle and fill it from taps where water is safe. Carry a reusable shopping bag for market visits. This reduces plastic waste and saves money.
Conscious decisions lead to a positive visit and a positive impact.
Seek out locally made products and avoid items from endangered species or unethically sourced materials.
Be aware of potential over-tourism and avoid exploiting local people or animals.
Your choices directly benefit the community and foster local prosperity.
Be mindful of practices that can harm the environment or local culture.
Engaging with the local community leaves a lasting positive impression.
Attend local festivals and events to experience true Mallorcan culture.
Purchase crafts directly from local artisans to support their livelihoods.
Practice basic Spanish or Catalan phrases with locals for positive interactions.
Always stay alert and aware of your surroundings to ensure a secure and pleasant visit to Palma. Report any concerns to local authorities.
Choose wisely to leave a positive economic footprint.
