Ecologist launches sustainable tourism blog

The Ecologist Magazine has launched an online blog on sustainable tourism. Written by the former editor of the Ecologist, Jeremy Smith (pictured left)*, it will look at “the issues surrounding tourism’s future, from carbon offsetting to conservation, the destruction of local uniqueness versus the preservation of local culture.”

Read the first posting, Sustainable travel – bons voyages?, on the Ecologist website: http://www.theecologist.org/blogs_and_comments/bloggers/Jeremy_Smith/271983/sustainable_travel_bons_voyages.html” target=”_blank”>www.theecologist.org.

Jeremy Smith on board the Trans Mongolian Express

See also: Life on a canal boat: In the first of a three-part series in the Ecologist, a repentant travel writer (Paul Miles) trades in his longhaul flights and luxury holidays for three months living on a narrowboat.

*Note from Greentraveller’s editor: Jeremy is the bloke I teamed up with to write Clean Breaks – 500 new ways to see the world (which will be published this August by Rough Guides).