Making the decision to become a responsible traveler can seem like a daunting one at first, but it’s a lot easier than you think!
Once you do the research, you’ll see that there are tons of companies across the travel industry that are dedicated to providing eco-friendly products and services that protect the environment, lift up communities, and reduce our carbon footprint.
If you’re looking to do your part in the effort for sustainable tourism, then you need to dive into this list of top eco-friendly companies for travelers.
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Everything from choosing travel gear, finding accommodation, and booking with tour operators that promote responsible travel – this guide to eco-friendly companies is the perfect resource for being a responsible traveler!
Travel Gear
Bambaw – Plastic-Free Products and Zero Waste Essentials
Nomadix – Go-Anywhere Towels for Travel
NOMADer – Eco-Friendly Water Bottles
Osprey – Innovative, High Performance Gear
Patagonia – Outdoor Clothing & Gear
The North Face – Outdoor Apparel & Gear
Apparel
Coalatree – Eco-Minded Goods & Apparel
prAna – Sustainable Clothing | Travel, Adventure & Yoga Clothing
Toad & Co. – Sustainable, Organic & Eco Friendly Clothing
Jungmaven – High Quality Hemp Clothing
United by Blue – Sustainable Outdoor Apparel & Accessories
Smartwool – Merino Wool Clothing & Accessories
Shoes
Allbirds – Shoes & Clothing, Sustainably Made | the Most Comfortable Shoes in the World
Saola – Sustainable Shoes for Men & Women
Nomadic State of Mind – Handcrafted Rope Sandals
The Root Collective – Ethically Made Shoes from Guatemala
Tour Operators
Intrepid Travel – Small Group Tours & Travel, Big Adventures
G Adventures – Adventure Travel & Tours
One Life Adventures – World Class Adventure Tours
Peregrine Adventures – Small Group Travel & Tours
Accommodation
Ecobnb – Find Your Sustainable Accommodation
Green Key – Unlocking Sustainability in the Hospitality Industry
Green Globe Travel – 20 Years of Sustainability Certification for Travel & Tourism
If you’re interested in reading more about eco-friendly travel, this blog is the fifth installment of a series I’m doing on responsible tourism. Check back next week for my next post, or subscribe to the blog so that you can get alerts when I post new content – cheers!
Previous Posts in the Responsible Travel Series:
The Ultimate Guide to Eco-Friendly Transportation
The Ultimate List of Eco-Friendly Travel Products
Solo Female Travel | Outdoor Adventures 