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Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or a global adventure, here’s how you can explore the world more sustainably while still making unforgettable memories.

Reducpicnic on grass with disposible champagne flute and plastic rubbishe Your Travel Waste - Being mindful of waste is an easy way to travel sustainably. Every item we discard while travelling contributes to global waste, and tourism-related waste often ends up in landfills or polluting natural environments. By making simple changes to daily habits, travellers can minimise their impact and contribute to a cleaner planet. Thoughtful planning, conscious purchasing, and reducing reliance on disposable items all play a crucial role in sustainable travel. From bringing reusable products to choosing eco-friendly alternatives, every small effort helps reduce unnecessary waste while on the road.

digital tickets QR codesMinimise Paper Waste  - Choosing digital tickets and itineraries is a simple yet effective way to cut down on unnecessary paper consumption. Many airlines, trains, and event venues now offer e-tickets, reducing the need for printed documents. Travel apps and online maps also help eliminate the need for bulky guidebooks and paper maps, making your journey lighter and more eco-friendly.

local market stalls with brightly coloured produceBuy Local - Supporting restaurants and markets that use locally sourced and organic ingredients is not only good for the planet but also enhances your travel experience. By choosing farm-to-table eateries and visiting local markets, you’re reducing the carbon footprint associated with imported goods while also supporting small businesses and regional farmers. Plus, you’ll enjoy fresher, more authentic cuisine while contributing to the local economy.

reusable water bottle tied onto a canoe on a glacier lake in New ZealandUse Reusable Items - Packing a reusable water bottle, bamboo utensils, and fabric shopping bags significantly reduces the use of single-use plastics. Many destinations now have refill stations where travellers can top up their water bottles instead of buying disposable plastic ones. Bamboo cutlery and reusable straws ensure you can enjoy meals on the go without creating unnecessary waste, and a compact fabric bag is perfect for carrying souvenirs, groceries, or snacks while avoiding plastic bags.

Fabric wrapping tied with a handle to carry items like a bagDid you know? You can take an Eazywrap out and about with you to carry your purchases, embracing the Japanese art of Furoshiki - a traditional and sustainable wrapping fabric that reduces the need for plastic bags. This centuries-old technique allows you to wrap and transport your belongings with style, using a single piece of cloth that can be folded and reused in countless ways. Not only does Furoshiki reduce disposable packaging, it also aligns with the modern movement towards zero-waste living. Whether you're picking up fresh produce from a local market, carrying travel essentials, or wrapping gifts for loved ones, an Eazywrap provides a versatile and eco-friendly alternative that helps protect the planet while adding a touch of elegance to your daily routine.

 Read more about Furoshiki here.