What is your name? Kyle Wiggins What is your occupation? Co-Founder and CEO of Keteka Travel What was your favorite green (Eco) memory growing up? Planting a tree in our front yard What did you do before Keteka? I spent...
Traveling is something that most of us love to do for many reasons. Some of us do it because we love to explore, or we need a break from work or we just want to create memories - but what if we told you that traveling...
1. What is your name? Irene N. Lane 2. What is your occupation? I am the founder of Greenloons, which is an ecotourism travel resource the provides explorers with a variety of eco-certified vacations that have been vetted for their “green” or sustainable impact. 3. What was your favorite...
Life is busy, especially if you travel a lot! It can be hard to stay on top of your health and keep a well-balanced diet. Whether you’re traveling by car, train, or plane, these snacks will always have your back! Popcorn Chips, like Skinny...
Ah, finally. The sweet summer days of sun-beating bliss are rolling in – which means that the anxiously awaited (and overdo) vacation you’ve dreamt up amid those blistering winter nights is almost here. And hey, you deserve it! Here are some pro-tips to help you...
Considering the nickname “The Concrete Jungle,” it’s probably hard for some people to believe that NYC is riddled with greenery and perfect picnic spots. But with city parks all over the town, New York’s nature and urban environment gives you the best of both world....
Element New York Times Square West, USA: Let’s just put it out there—when you think sustainability, the concrete jungle of New York isn’t exactly the first place that comes to mind. But within the hustle and bustle of the city, Element New York Times Square...
1. Look for Flights Without Layovers: While Flights with extended layovers may seem like a cheaper way to travel, it’s important to remember that takeoffs and landings are the two aspects of plane travel that cause the most carbon emission. Instead, look for the most...
The minute you walk into “El Paraiso” in Vinales, Rachel, who runs the restaurant and farm with her father, greets you with the biggest smile. Part farm and restaurant, El Paraiso sits on a hill overlooking the valley - and has been voted the number...
I had never thought about traveling to New Zealand, it just seemed too far away from New York. But, I was afforded the opportunity and I’m so glad I made the trip. While it was only for nine days (ten if you count the last...