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A global community of businesses & organizations committed to funding environmental projects by donating 1% of their annual sales or profits.
Certified B corporations are legally required to consider their workers, suppliers, community, and the environment.
Is it true that traveling can lead to negative impacts, such as carbon emissions spewing from air travel, increased resource use, and exploitation of native communities? There are many situations where these impacts do occur. But, let’s focus on the different sustainable travel options. To travel sustainably means planning ahead. If you decided to visit Thailand and get a sense of the natural beauty of their tropical forests or the majesty of Asian Elephants, seek out socially conscious stays, sustainable tourism outfits, and local cultural and environmentally conscious guides. Some of these accommodations work directly to fight against human trafficking activities, preserve natural habitats, and more. Seek out eateries that grow and cook local and seasonal ingredients. These are yummier and healthier too. Consider traveling and volunteering at the same time. We are strong proponents of volunteering because we find this to be a more culturally enriching experience. Learn More at our This for That Guide: Travel.
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