If you’re looking for things to do in Washington, D.C. that aren’t museums, check out this free audio tour of U Street, a neighborhood with a rich, vibrant past.
Category Archives: Responsible Travel
Some First Nation people are seizing “Canada 150” as an opportunity to introduce tourists to their culture, but others are still skeptical of exploitation.
What do you do when you don’t like the place you’re traveling? Here are 5 ways to cope when travel expectations clash with the reality of our experiences.
Calgary—that’s in Canada, right? If Cool Runnings and something about a Jamaican bobsled team at the Winter Olympics are the first things you think of when you hear “Calgary,” you’re not alone. Admittedly, that was pretty much all I knew about it before I had the opportunity to explore Indigenous culture in the Calgary area recently.
If you’re one of the many U.S. travelers who wants to see Cuba “before it changes,” here are some issues to consider and tips for traveling mindfully.
In celebration of Earth Day and gorgeous spring weather, here are a few ideas on getting outside, enjoying nature, and protecting the environment as you travel in the U.S. & Latin America.
Choosing to buy local is a great way to get started on your journey towards sustainability–whether you’re traveling or at home. Here are 5 reasons why buying local is better for you and the places you’re visiting, plus 1 simple way to support small businesses around the United States.
Traveling in the U.S. and want to show support towards immigrants and refugees? This growing list of tours, restaurants, hotels, and other travel experiences helps you learn about, connect with, or support immigrants and refugees in local communities in the United States.
