Sustainable tourism means minimising one's carbon footprint and switching to an eco-friendly and environment-friendly travelling lifestyle
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Here are some tips for sustainable travelling
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Take a bus or a train
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Reduce your carbon footprint by travelling by a bus or a train instead of taking a flight. You can enjoy your journey by watching the scenery outside
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Opt for off-beat destinations
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Travel to off-beat destinations to reduce over-tourism. Over-tourism is detrimental to the ecosystem of a place. Explore under-the-radar spots to be a responsible traveller
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Carry eco-friendly items
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Avoid carrying plastic items and opt for eco-friendly alternatives. Carry sustainable items like metal water bottles, tiffin boxes and cloth bags instead of single-use plastic
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Slow down
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Avoid planning a packed itinerary as staying in one place for a long time helps reduce your carbon footprint. Immerse yourself in the culture of the place and explore it as much as you can
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Conserve water and energy
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Avoid over-consuming water and electricity at tourist places. It can strain local water supplies and energy infrastructure. Consume water and energy responsibly
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Go local
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Support the local communities by staying at local homestays and guesthouses. Explore the culture and cuisine of the place by shopping at the local market and trying out traditional dishes