Green Travel Plan: A Roadmap to Green travel is part of our Back to School: Green Travel Basics series.
If you want to create a green travel plan, we’ve created this roadmap guiding you through some of our favorite posts so far. Plus we explain why they’re an important part of your green travel plan.
1. Start With Green Vacation Planning
The best place to start in your green travel plan is to begin with simple green vacation planning and brainstorming.
2. Look at Green Destinations and the Top Green Cities
We put together this list of the top green cities. If you’re looking for a great green destination these are the places to visit.
3. Search for Green Travel and Green Plane Tickets (Non Stop Flights are Best)
To give back to the environment the best way you can check out our post on green air travel (and don’t forget about searching for nonstop flights or giving back to the environment just by searching for plane tickets.)
4. Get Green Travel Gear
We have tons of green travel gear reviews. Check them out. (Some of our favorite posts include Stainless Steel Water Bottles, Luggage Scales, and Travel Shoes.)
5. Carbon Offset If You’d Like
Here are some of the best carbon offset companies.
6. Book a Green Hotel
Here are our top posts about green hotels. There’s a good read through here.
7. Go!
And you’re off. It’s that easy to create a green travel plan. Who knew?
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Great post.Thank you very much
wow!
great tips..
thanks for these recommendations…
everything from this post should be considered.
Great site.i wish you success.thanx
An excellent restaurant to hang out!!
Ok…I know I am a foodie and have travelled quite a bit and been to lot many places but the one city which is always an extension of mine is undoubtedly New York. I am proud to wear my Nike NY cap and cheer my Basketball team without fail. I have been to almost all the food joints, restaurants, pubs and bars located in Manhattan and I must say they all are pretty good considering this age of twittering and Face book wherein if you fail once your name pops up on all the social networking websites with negative comments. This is a welcome change becoz ultimately we the customers become the king as shoddy service or bad quality food can easily land the owners into trouble.
But the one place which has succeeded in amazing me is the newly refurbished Restaurant named Point Break. Formerly named as Nation Restaurant & Bar, Point Break is a new Surf Bar located in the heart of mid-town Manhattan. Now I remember sometime back I had been to this place when it had the old look and feel and I thought ok..seems to be an average place..what’s the big deal? But even during my last visit when it was still in its old shape it served me excellent food and the service was razor sharp. So last Saturday when one of my friend threw a party and told me the venue to be a swanky new outlet which he was speaking so highly about I thought ok..let’s try this one too. When he told me about the address I wasn’t sure it was the same place but when I reached there the whole look and feel from Outside was changed and once I entered in, the earlier known Nation was truly looking like a break from the past and hats off this guy, I don’t remember the name of the owner, but he has rightly renamed it as Point Break!! It appeals to the newer generation guys like me. We had a great time there. The menu featured old classics and new additions. I loved the wheel o’ shots which made me crazy!! I had the fish tacos which was delicious..yummeee and it has got plenty of room for parties, the DJ that they had was great, excellent sound system as well and the drinks were strong and I had a look at the menu and thought the prices were pretty good.
Guys on top of it the next day when I searched this place on the internet, this restaurant has a Face book page too wherein they post photos and updates of recent happenings/parties and upcoming events/parties/offers too. They tweet also which is really nice thinking by the owner.
Anyways not wanting to sound like a paid blogger I would say as a foodie this restaurant is a nice one and I would not hesitate to give my recommendation for it to my guests coming in from out of town. Go and try once and do not hesitate to leave a comment once you are there. I know I am only going to get thumbs up from you all!!!
Ciao…
John Smith, NYC