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Can Travel & Tourism Become More Sustainable?
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When travelling, how much do you consider the footprint you leave behind? If you're concerned about enjoying time away from the daily grind, it might be the last thing on your mind.
For some, the impact of travel is worth exploring, so much so that Canada has just hosted its first national sustainable tourism conference.
To talk about this trend in travel, Russell Bowers sat down with travel columnist Kim Gray from the award-winning website, ToqueAndCanoe.com .
And click here -----> fo the Travel Weekly article about the tourism conference.
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