Trabzon The Black Sea And Northeastern Anatolia, Turkey Travel Guide
Altındere Valley National Park and Kackar Mountains National Park are conserved for their natural beauty and ecosystems. Stick to marked trails and avoid littering.
Recycling infrastructure in Trabzon is not highly developed. Minimize plastic by bringing a Reusable water bottle. Dispose of all waste responsibly.
Consider Eco-friendly accommodations. Support carbon offset programs with Terrapass for flights.
Engage with Trabzon's respectfully to the culture.
Support local artisans by buying authentic handicrafts and souvenirs, which supports traditional skills.
Always ask for permission before taking photos of individuals, especially children and women.
Leave your shoes at the door mosques. Women should cover their heads.
For outdoor activities, consider ethical gear choices.
Consider choosing tour operators that prioritize environmental protection and local community respect.
Explore G AdventuresSupport organizations committed to environmental preservation.
Visit The Rainforest SiteCultural preservation efforts and respectful interaction will enrich your travel experience.
Your spending choices directly affect the local economy. Make choices that support the community.
Staying in locally-owned guesthouses (pansiyons) and eating at local lokantas directly supports small businesses and families.
Seek out shops selling locally produced handicrafts and food items directly from producers.
Be wary of overly aggressive touts or unsolicited "guides" who might try to overcharge.
If you wish to give to charity, do so through established, reputable local organizations.
Your travel choices directly support the well-being of the community.
Choosing local accommodations supports small businesses.
Having meals at local eateries keeps money circulating in the community.
Purchasing local handicrafts directly benefits artisans.
Prioritize local businesses and services to have a positive economic contribution to Trabzon.
