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Responsible travel and tourism can mean lots of different things to different people. But what we all definitely share is a desire to keep Scotland as beautiful as ever, for now and for future generations.
Read on to find out about what responsible travel means to Scotland and how you can plan and enjoy a responsible trip, give back to local communities, look after Scotland’s landscapes, and make lasting eco-friendly choices. And lucky for you, you won’t miss out on anything in the process!
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- Support local communities
- Respect the landscape
- Leave only footprints
What is sustainable or responsible tourism?
Sustainable tourism is a way of holidaying to different parts of the world in an eco, green and environmentally friendly way. Responsible tourism is about considering the wider impact your trip could have on the country you’re visiting, and the world. Responsible travel and tourism is important regardless of which country you decide to visit. Travelling responsibly can help:
- protect the landscape
- boost the local economy
- create more money for funding new and innovative projects
Your holiday in Scotland can have a positive impact on the landscapes and communities, just through a few simple choices. There are also ways you can offset your travel, and make your trip more sustainable and eco-conscious.
Plan your own responsable stage
You can start planning an eco-friendly break with the wealth of inspiring ideas, guides and practical information on our site. From cycling tips to in-depth itineraries; eco-accommodation to wild camping; discover all the ways you can have a sustainable holiday in Scotland