The 10 Best Eco-Friendly Travel Destinations
The leading sustainable destinations are Costa Rica, Slovenia, Norway, New Zealand and Bhutan — built around conservation and low-impact travel.
The leading sustainable destinations are Costa Rica, Slovenia, Norway, New Zealand and Bhutan — built around conservation and low-impact travel.
The world’s great music festivals include Glastonbury (UK), Coachella (US), Tomorrowland (Belgium), Fuji Rock (Japan) and Primavera Sound (Spain).
First-timers should stay in Roma or Condesa — leafy, walkable and packed with the best cafes and restaurants, central and traveler-friendly.
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First-timers should stay near the Old Town for the lantern-lit ancient streets, or at An Bang Beach for a relaxed seaside base — both are a short cycle apart.
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Sri Lanka is a compact island you can loop in 10–14 days. A classic route runs Cultural Triangle (Sigiriya) → Kandy → hill country (Ella) → south coast beaches (Galle/Mirissa), with a safari (Yala)…
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Most base in South Maui (Kihei/Wailea) or West Maui for beaches and resorts, and rent a car. Upcountry, Hāna and the North Shore suit quieter or more adventurous stays.
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First-timers should base in the City Centre south (around Grafton Street, St Stephen’s Green and Temple Bar) — walkable to the sights and nightlife.
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First-timers should stay in Copacabana or Ipanema — the famous beaches, walkable, with the most hotels and easy metro. For upscale calm choose Leblon; for bohemian hillside charm, Santa Teresa.
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