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How to Be an Environmentally-Conscious Traveler

Mar 18, 2020

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How to Be an Environmentally-Conscious Traveler

Try out these suggestions to travel greener.

Now that the weather is getting warmer, you may be preparing for your spring and summer travels.   However, before you set off on your next vacation, it's important to think about your impact on the environment.   If you are concerned about the environment, then here are some of the ways that you can be a more eco-friendly traveler.
  • Keep Flying to a Minimum

Air travel is worse for the environment than any other form of travel.   If you want to reduce the impact you have on the planet, then you should avoid flying whenever possible.   If flying is the only viable option for you, then do your best to avoid taking multiple flights to reach your destination €”direct flights are the better, greener option.
  • Make the Most of Public Transportation

If you need to go somewhere out of walking distance, then consider taking public transport rather than your car.   Research by the University of Utah shows that public transportation produces fewer emissions than other forms of transport.   Additionally, because many public transport systems are trying to make improvements to their green rating, public transportation is one of the most eco-friendly travel options available.
  • Book at Environmentally-Friendly Accommodations

The increase in environmental awareness has led to greater availability of eco-friendly accommodations where owners use power and water in a more sustainable manner.   By supporting these types of accommodations, you can enjoy your vacation while feeling good about what you are doing for the planet. These are some of the things that you can do to travel greener this year.   Are you looking for assistance with your shipping and courier needs this year?   If so, then turn to the experts at MDS, Inc.  Located in Southern California, we're your custom courier & mail delivery service experts for all your  mail and delivery  needs in Los Angeles, Long Beach, Irvine, and Orange County.  Contact us  for more information today.