Hi, I’m Lizet! Through my blogs, I’ll take you on an adventure through the imperfect world of sustainable travel. From impressive train journeys to fun local experiences and sustainable accommodation. I’ll help you travel more mindfully, without compromising on unique experiences. Here you’ll find honest tips and personal accounts of trips that weren’t exactly perfectly sustainable, but where I did make conscious choices to have a positive local impact. Fancy joining me?

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Set off with a local guide. Not a run-of-the-mill tour that everyone does, but a mix of highlights and places that only a local knows how to find. With GoWithGuide, you can choose from dozens of local guides in each location, put together your own tour and make the most of your trip.

Train travel across Europe without all the planning. Most European countries have very extensive train networks, that even get you to remote small towns. However, finding your way, juggling country crossings and different train providers, can be challenging to plan. That’s where Choo-Choo comes in. Just type in your starting point and final destination and they will plan your entire ready-to-book train route for you.  

Sustainable travel is about more than sustainable transport. Sustainable accommodations, tours with local guides and activities that pay locals a fair wage, are all part of responsible tourism. And they are all topics that Journaway keeps in mind when planning their trips. Ready-to-book trips, all around the world, without having to worry about how to spend your money. 

Do you rather travel in a group? Then G Adventures is a great option. They work with local partners, making sure your money is well spend on hardworking people. With their rail collection, they offer a wide range of trips that focus on multiple aspects of sustainable travel. Choosing sustainable transport over less sustainable alternatives. 

The links above are affiliate links. I fully endorse these brands, but they do not pay me for promotion. If you book or buy something via these links, I do receive a small commission. This doesn’t cost you anything extra, but it ensures that I can continue to provide you with useful sustainable travel tips. So thank you for your support!

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