Tips to be a responsible traveler #TRAVELENJOYRESPECT #MyMadagascar #MahajangaMaVille
Tips to be a responsible traveler #TRAVELENJOYRESPECT
Tips to be a responsible traveler #TRAVELENJOYRESPECT
"We live in a world wonderful offering beauty.", charm and adventure in abundance. The possible adventures are endless if you open your eyes. "Jawaharlal Nehru.
Conseils pratiques pour être un voyageur responsable #TRAVELENJOYRESPECT by Hôtel★★★ Restaurant gourmand Coco Lodge Majunga.
Slowly lower the massive Mekong River boat. Enjoy the authentic dishes of a peddler at the Morocco. Reflect on the mysteries of life in the heart of the ancient necropolis of Angkor. The diversity of our world unites us ; what culture and local communities have to offer, We can explore it, taste, share it. Respect the world we live in and what makes us different and unique can only enrich the travel experience. Our trip to lead us on a tropical beach, in a city bursting with animation or a peaceful village, We will remove more of our travel experience and win the respect of the communities who receive us. By following these tips, We will have more profitable and rewarding - trips for us, for the people we meet and the places we will visit.
Let's honor our guests and to our common heritage
Document we on our destination, the Customs and traditions on the social situation and local. It's a great way to learn more about the local community and to sharpen our curiosity in the anticipation of the adventure that awaits us. Learn a few words in the local language. It may help us to build true relationships with the local community and people. Experience, by respecting, everything makes a different and unique international destination : history, architecture, religion, the dress codes and communications, through music, art and the kitchen. Always ask permission before you take a photo of someone : respect for the privacy of others is as important as that of our.
Protect our planet
Reduce our impact on the environment by ensuring on natural resources, especially forests and wetlands. Respect wildlife and their habitats. Buy products that are not developed from plants or endangered animals. In the protected areas, don't go in the areas open to visitors. Limit as much as possible our water and energy consumption. Don't let on a minimum footprint and a good impression.
Support the local economy
Buy handicrafts and local products. Respect the livelihoods of sellers and local artisans by paying a fair price. Do not buy products or counterfeit goods prohibited by national or international regulations. Make use of local guides familiar with the area.
Let us be informed travellers
Take the health and safety precautions listed before and during your trip. Let's learn to know how to receive health care or contact your Embassy in an emergency. Let's carefully before you make the Voluntourism. Choose tour operators who have implemented environmental policies and community projects.
Let's be friendly travellers
Observe local laws and regulations. Respect human rights and protect the children from exploitation. Child abuse is a crime. Rather than giving money to children who beg, support community projects. As memories, leave with photographs of our trip rather than protected cultural objects. On our return, write honest feedback on your trip and do know our positive experiences.
Tips for being a responsible traveller were developed by the World Committee on tourism ethics based on the Global Code of ethics for tourism prepared by UNWTO. The Global Code of ethics for tourism prepared by UNWTO is a fundamental frame of reference for responsible and sustainable tourism. The Code was adopted in 1999 by the General Assembly of the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) before being approved by the General Assembly of the United Nations two years later. It is a complete collection of principles to guide the main actors of the development of tourism, both Governments and tourism companies use, destinations, local communities and tourists themselves. Although it is not legally binding, the Code provides a mechanism for voluntary application through the role which is recognized in the World Committee on Tourism Ethics, impartial body responsible for the interpretation, application and evaluation of the provisions of the Code.
