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  Six ways to drive a little greener

  Driving green doesn’t mean investing in a smaller, fuel-efficient car or opting for a hybrid. You can easily start driving green with what you already have. Here are six tips to help you get started:

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  Epcot International Flower & Garden Fest

  If you’re planning on heading into Walt Disney World from early March to mid-May, you’re in for a floral-filled treat.

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  Traveling incentive from Greentique Hotels

  Love traveling? Better yet… Love traveling in the most eco-friendly way possible? Well, we’ve got a deal for you!

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  Rainforest Alliance certified coffee on American Airlines

  Our friends at the Rainforest Alliance have some exciting news. Next time you fly on American Airlines, you’ll be drinking Java City™ coffee. The best part? It is 100 percent Rainforest Alliance Certified™.

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  Eco-travel in Central America

  I have traveled around Central America over the past few years and have found that when it comes to eco travel, Costa Rica and Nicaragua have the best bang for your buck.

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  My journey to Green Haiti

  I journeyed into Haiti just a few months ago to volunteer with the NEGES (Nest for Educational Growth & Environmental Safety) foundation. NEGES has several environmental initiatives either ongoing or planned,

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  Travelling & climate change: who does what?

  The Copenhagen summit on climate change is here and even if the omens appear to be pessimistic, we still have to expect the best… But we should prepare for the worst.

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  Rainforest Alliance wins Global Vision Award

  Our friends over at the Rainforest Alliance have recently shared some great news with us! They have been honoured by Travel + Leisure magazine as a Global Vision Award winner, due to their help creating a global standard for sustainable tourism.

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  Sustainable practices benefit tourism businesses

  Great news from the tourist front: industry leaders are starting to realize they have a responsibility to protect the environment and local communities in their regions!

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  Not so eco-friendly Olympics?

  We previously wrote about the bid for the 2016 Olympics, and the eco-driven initiatives by Tokyo’s representatives. But now, locals are moving to save a park from the development outlined in their Olympic gameplan.

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  Living on the edge

  Recently perusing popularmechanics.com, I came across an article 8 of the Most Dangerous Places (To Live) on the Planet. Given that I don’t live anywhere remotely dangerous, I was fascinated by these vulnerable areas of the world.

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  Traveling is all about perception

  Over the last few weeks I made several travels, including day trips and longer vacations. I also greeted some members of my family where I live at the moment. These different experiences made me realize