Responsible travel is being socially and culturally conscious while travelling, knowing your impact on the locations you visit, and attempting to mitigate that impact.

It works to mitigate the negative social, economic, and environmental repercussions of tourism on the communities we visit. Being a responsible tourist means respecting the environment and enriching, not degrading, the quality of life in the local community.

It is critical to promote sustainable tourism that helps the local people while protecting the local environment and culture.

Responsible tourism is about creating better environments for people to live and visit. Responsible tourism necessitates those companies, hotels, governments, locals, and visitor accept responsibility and work together to make tourism more sustainable.

Ways to become a responsible traveller:

• Supporting local businesses.
• Considering the effect of some of your wildlife activities.
• Taking public transportation.
• Exploring non-popular regions.
• Respecting the people, culture, and environment of the places you visit.