Ecotourism is a type of travelling experience that contributes significantly to reducing carbon footprints that is growing in popularity. As such, tourists are getting more self-aware of the places they travel and be more mindful of minimising their impact on the lands they travel to. Are you searching for good-to-the-planet attractions? Here are some recommendations for you to do in Vietnam. Let’s find out!

Jeju Island, known as “South Korea’s honeymoon capital” and the “Island of the Gods”, is a popular destination for both locals and international travellers.

While the number of visitors in Hanoi can sometimes reach up to a whopping 28 million yearly, Ninh Binh receives just over a quarter of that amount. This means a little more space to bask in nature’s tranquillity, less crowded streets, genuine prices, and an overall glimpse of what life is like as a local without the strong presence of foreigners.

Sabah’s beauty is quite simply astonishing. Blessed with lush rainforests, aquatic splendours, incredible biodiversity, and magnificent mountains, Sabah is indeed one of the most physically stunning places on Earth. Here are some of the best places in Sabah for nature lovers!

The Boracay of today is very different from the Boracay of old. Boracay 2.0 is more pristine, focuses far more on the health of the island and in inculcating a “culture of sustainable tourism”. If you are planning a trip to Boracay soon, do take note of its many environment-friendly changes and regulations to avoid any nasty surprises!

Rather than covering its conventional attractions, we thought we would delve deeper and offer up more unusual activities.

New Zealand is one of the most stunning places to visit on earth and we don’t say this lightly.

If you’re wondering where to travel to from September till April, here are some amazing green Australian adventures waiting for you this Spring, Summer, or even next Autumn.

Waterfalls are magical, but nothing beats the journey to get to it. Living in a country blessed with natural wonders, Malaysia does not lack for waterfall hikes and if you are looking for something to do this weekend, why not head towards one of the waterfalls listed?

Taiwan is an island that has also been graced with a remarkable landscape that led 16th century Portuguese explorers to citing it as Ihla Formosa (meaning “beautiful island”). While most might venture eastwards for the endless night market food, why not include some fun ecotourism activities while you’re at it?

Here's the Part 2 of the ecotourism destination in Vietnam where you can unleash your inner adventure spirit in the wild nature!

Previously, we’ve given you a whole lot of good reasons to rediscover Vietnam as an ecotourism destination, and now it’s time to start planning an actual trip and quench your thirst for adventure!

Almost every child has dreamed of having a treehouse. Some were lucky enough to have one, and some still have not lost the dream even if they are grown-ups now.

Along with the global growth of the travel industry, the increasing demand for environmentally conscious and sustainable travel has also been soaring in popularity. The idea of exploring the world without having a negative impact on the ecosystems and cultures has become a widespread priority among eco-conscious travellers across the globe. With that in mind, we are dishing up some of the best, the most sought-after, and most sustainable eco-friendly experiences around the world just for you!

Vietnam is one of those countries often found on the list of “most affordable countries to travel to”. With plenty of good food, proud history, and gorgeous green landscapes to offer, booking a flight to Vietnam is a no-brainer!

Today, Vietnam is fast developing into its own identity more than ever before. Aside from a plethora of business opportunities that a nation of almost 95 million people can bring, Vietnam is also known as a favourite destination for ecotourism.

Every April, Earth Day reminds us to be more sustainable; Every May, Mother's Day reminds us of mother’s warmth and love, but have you ever thought about the impact travel has on our beloved Mother Earth? Travellers need to be aware that unmanaged tourism can damage our Mother Earth deeply, and by travelling responsibly, everyone can make a difference. The following are five simple guidelines to take a more ecological approach to your travels.

The theme of sustainability has infiltrated every part of society, so it is hardly surprising to learn that the trend towards green buildings, or making buildings more sustainable, is gaining traction around the world. In this regard, we have scoured the plains of Malaysia to look for boutique hotels that put sustainability at the heart of their operations.

From the incredible array of green stays around the world, we handpicked 6 hotels around the world that totally blew our minds by being extraordinary, not just visually, but also being eco-conscious as well, perfect for your ultimate no-guilt vacation.

Time to experience and learn a little bit of that simple, eco-conscious lifestyle in the “Fresh Air Lung Washing” eco-tourism destination of Malaysia.