Travel and Leisure Magazine has consistently ranked Hoi An, Vietnam, among the world's best cities for travel, thanks to its stunning beauty and charm. Hoi An’s cobblestone streets, lantern-lit evenings, and the allure of its ancient architecture attracted 4.4 million tourists in 2024. The issue is that Hoi An, with a population of just 120,000, is facing the problem of overtourism due to the global increase in travel.

The realm of sustainability can often seem intimidating. Our newsfeeds are flooded daily with numerous articles about climate crises and social injustices, leaving many people feeling overwhelmed about what they can do to make a difference. How we travel matters, and in this article, I’ll reveal my top 10 favorite books centered on sustainable and ethical travel. If you're an environmentally conscious traveler eager to make a positive impact, these books provide an excellent

Traveling is more than merely ticking off countries and sightseeing.   Travel can be a force for good. 

It would be difficult to talk about sustainable travel without exploring the concept of “slow travel.”   Slow travel presents an alternative

"The Last Tourist" pulls back the curtains and shows us the true cost of travel - on the environment, wildlife, and host communities.

Halong Bay is Vietnam's number one tourist attraction.  Most people who visit the country have this destination at the top of their itinerary, and there are good reasons for this.  It’s beautiful. It’s so popular that in 2023, over 6.8 million people visited this UNESCO World Heritage Site.  Halong Bay is dreamlike, with over 200 rainforest limestone islands scattered around the emerald bay.  There could be no place like it.

1) Travel Lightly This is a great starting point for all travelers. It can be one of the more challenging ones, but once you start...

The concept of sustainable travel has been around for decades. Still, it gained more attention and popularity in the 1990s as people...