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Sustainable Travel Tips (India, Nepal & Bhutan)
Travel is one of life’s great joys and we can all explore the world in a way that’s kinder to the planet and the places we visit. These simple tips can help you reduce environmental impact and support local communities we visit.
- Packing only what you need will make your travels more comfortable and help reduce CO2 emissions
Bringing 1kg of extra luggage on an 8-hour flight creates about as much CO₂ as using an electric heater at home for 5 hours - If you have a refillable drink bottle and a tote/calico shopping bag, these two simple items can help you avoid single-use plastic while you travel
- Turning off lights and air-conditioning when leaving your hotel rooms can cut around 5kg of CO2 each day, about the same as driving 30km. Not bad for a 2-second habit!
- When out enjoying nature on your travels, stick to marked paths for your safety and it’ll also help protect delicate ecosystems
- Whenever you get the chance, consider buying souvenirs directly from local artisans and small local businesses – it helps keep communities thriving
- Visiting a place of spiritual or religious significance? Covering your shoulders and knees is respectful, even if it’s hot. When in doubt, ask your National Escort
Remember, travelling purposefully isn’t about being perfect – it’s about making better choices one step at a time. Enjoy your travels!