#sustainable-tourism

#sustainable-tourism

The popular ski town of Breckenridge, Colorado, just became the first mountain ski resort community in the state to become dark sky certified. The designation, which was bestowed by DarkSky International in July 2025, was awarded due to the town's efforts to protect "its exceptional alpine nightscape and natural environment for current and future generations." The certification followed years of work, including adopting a strict exterior lighting ordinance, replacing outdated street lamps, and requiring new construction to comply with dark sky standards.

"Dollars that come from tiger safaris must go into the surrounding communities," he said.

Camping has long been a popular way to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and connect with nature.

Beyond Green properties don't just use renewable energy and abide by low-waste principles, they protect natural ecosystems and prioritize native species in their landscaping.

Marriott has been expanding its reach through acquisitions and partnerships, reflecting a strategy to cater to travelers' growing hospitality needs.

"This kind of collaboration is exactly what's needed in Arctic tourism. It's encouraging to see it begin in a way that centers Inuit voices and priorities."

Travelers to Europe, mark your calendars. On June 15, activists across southern Europe will protest against tourism, highlighting its negative impacts such as overtourism.

"The ancient mule tracks of Andros, once neglected, are now being revitalized by volunteers, allowing visitors to explore the island's beauty while preserving its heritage."