Eco Travel

The Danish capital’s latest sustainability initiative will encourage tourists to travel responsibly with free wine, coffee, and food.

Our sustainability editor’s list of changemaking superstars from Nepal to the Netherlands.

Editor Juliet Kinsman finally visits her top eco bucket-list destination with expectations as high as the Himalayas, and discovers a new model for homegrown hospitality.

How to travel better in a world where we all feel weighed down by solastalgia.

The Stockholm-based carrier is making aviation history with these fuel-free flights, which are set to take off in 2028.

Hacks, apps, and switches to make your escapades more enriching, enlightening, and economical.

The trains, which emit only steam and condensed water, are projected to expand throughout Europe by 2035.

The hospitality portfolio Beyond Green is helping environmentally minded guests choose the best places to stay. 

With its focus on eco-tourism efforts like bird's nest–style lodging, silent safaris, and smaller camps, Zambia may finally have its time in the safari spotlight. 

A longtime victim of deforestation, the forest is now home to more species per square meter than the Amazon.

A nation famous for its archaeological sites, rainforests, and reefs is finally getting attention for its diverse and sustainable food scene.

Since Hurricane Maria, many Puerto Ricans have begun cultivating the island’s native crops—and reclaiming their food narrative in the process. 

Activists are pushing for the first-ever UNESCO status for acoustics to be awarded to the calls of 400 bird species and rare frogs in the Mashpi cloud forest.

From Chile to the Scottish Highlands, travelers are participating in efforts to return environments to their natural state. 

A California escape marked by rolling green hills and coastal vineyards, plus some of the friendliest city locals in all of California.

The decades-long project to create a paved trail that runs along the entire Eastern Seaboard has gained renewed interest during the pandemic.

A drive is the best way to see the range of natural and cultural riches on this stretch of the Yucatán Peninsula. 

From going on safari in Tanzania to spending more time with family.

The natural wonder was one of Oaxaca state’s most popular tourist destinations before it closed to the public earlier this year. 

Locals in Piedmont and the Aosta Valley protect Italy's future by embracing a more environmentally conscious past.