EcoTourism is currently seeing a boost unlike any other time in history. While this is a good thing, it has taken a toll on our environment. Nature and local communities are sacrificed in the name of profits, just to accommodate the ever-increasing number of tourists every year.

That’s why sustainable tourism, or ecotourism, should be a top priority for everyone on the planet. But what does ecotourism mean? And is it effective?
We’ll also talk about who can be considered an ‘eco tourist’ and the steps you can take to become one.

The overarching goal of ecotourism is to create experiences that benefit everyone equally, not just the tourist and stakeholders. This means protecting the local ecosystem and natural resources. It also involves giving local people a living wage while helping them preserve their communities and culture.

Major ecotourism stakeholders that can be involved are as follows: tourists, photographers, local governments, accommodation, tourism agencies, local communities, NGOs, ecological groups, to name just a few …

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