Journal of Sustainable Tourism: A Beginner's Guide to Responsible Travel

The tourism industry accounts for approximately 8% of global carbon emissions, projected to increase by 4% annually without intervention. This Journal of Sustainable Tourism offers a practical introduction for those looking to transform their travel habits.

Recent studies -published in GSTC, WTTC, and ICAO- reveal some statistics about conventional tourism. In this Journal of Sustainable Tourism, we share that data with you.

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• The average long-haul flight produces approximately 1.8 tons of CO2 per passenger.

• Water consumption in tourist areas can be up to 15 times higher than what locals use.

• Research indicates that 60% of coral reef degradation in popular diving destinations is linked to sunscreen chemicals.

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The Best Reef Safe Sunscreen: protecting your skin and our oceans

By choosing the best reef-safe sunscreen, you're not just protecting your skin—you're helping preserve the biodiversity of our oceans for generations to come.

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Top 5 Glamping Destinations in Northern California

Whether you're a first-time camper seeking comfort or an experienced outdoors enthusiast looking for a unique experience, Northern California's glamping destinations provide unforgettable stays that blend luxury with natural splendor.

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Visit Charleston, SC: Ultimate Guide

From its historic architecture to its coastal ecosystems and vibrant cultural traditions, visiting Charleston, SC, is worth every second.

By supporting these forward-thinking establishments, you're helping ensure that Charleston's natural and cultural treasures remain for generations to come.

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