Aṣa ti o ti ni ibamu pupọ ni awọn aririn ajo agbaye, paapaa nitori ohun ti a ṣe akiyesi lakoko ajakaye-arun ati awọn abajade ti o wa lati inu atimọle gigun, ni bii a ṣe le bọwọ fun ẹda diẹ sii lẹhin ti o jẹrisi titobi ipa ti a fa lori awọn ilolupo eda abemi. ati iwulo lati jẹ ki wọn jẹ alagbero diẹ sii. Nitorinaa, awọn eniyan diẹ sii ati siwaju sii ni ifiyesi pẹlu jijẹ ati igbadun awọn eto adayeba pẹlu ojuse awujọ ati ilolupo; O jẹ irin-ajo pẹlu idi kan, alagbero.
OHUN TO MU KURO NINU AKOKO YI:
- A trend that has become very relevant in world travelers, especially because of what was observed during the pandemic and the consequences derived from the long confinement, is how we can be more respectful of nature after corroborating the magnitude of the impact that we cause on ecosystems and the need to make them more sustainable.
- Thus, more and more people are concerned with consuming and enjoying natural settings with social and ecological responsibility.
- It is a tourism with a cause, sustainable.
