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How Ecolodges Work ~ Ecotourism (5 of 6)
Ecotourism You might be surprised to know that the travel and tourism industry is the number one industry on Earth. According to a recent article entitled Ecotravel, approximately 700 million people spend a total of $2-3 trillion on their trips, annually. … Continue reading
How Ecolodges Work ~ Finding an Ecolodge (4 of 6)
Finding an Ecolodge Photo courtesy Ecolodge Rendez-Vous, Saba, Dutch West Indies, Caribbean Composting toilet at the Ecolodge Rendez-Vous Before making a decision about visiting an ecolodge, do your research. Find out who owns and operates the lodge, whatsustainable measures they follow … Continue reading
How Ecolodges Work ~ The Ecolodge Experience (3 of 6)
The Ecolodge Experience Making a choice to visit an ecolodge or engage in any form of ecotourism may take a little more research on your part, but the feeling that your vacation contributed to preserving the world’s natural environment should … Continue reading
Endangered Eden 