Eco Tourism: a sustainable form of natural resource-based tourism that focuses primarily on experiencing and learning about nature, and which is ethically managed to be low-impact, non-consumptive, and locally oriented. It typically occurs in natural areas and should contribute to the conservation or preservation of such areas.
An Eco-fee to support their environmental-focused projects and initiatives that will reduce the impacts and improve the sustainability performance. For example, the Sandman Hotel Group started a “Go Green Program” adding $2 to each Guest’s invoice to fund initiatives and innovations to become a greener accommodation provider.
Certifications from accredited organizations: Some Club Hotels and Tour Operators are supporting sustainable and environment friendly practices throughout Canada and the World. As an example, Club Partners are follow the Future-fit Business Benchmark, have a Biosphere Certification are certified by reputable sustainability organizations.
Responsible Travel principles: refers to the behavior and style of individual travelers. The behaviors align with making a positive impact on their trip and at the destination. Many Campgrounds have implemented the Campers Code, encouraging campers to abide by 9 rules to make camping enjoyable for all, so that nature can thrive, campers become friends and animals stay wild and free.
