- Low-flow sink aerators and low-flow showerheads
- 1.6 gpm toilet or toilet adaptations
- Fluorescent energy-saving lighting
- Amenities - 100% natural, soy-based ink, vegetable-oil base, and dye-free
- Paper products - recycled, biodegradable; No Styrofoam usage
- Cleaning products and laundry detergents - nontoxic, phosphate-free, biodegradable and recycled packaging
- Hot water - 125-130 degrees F (52-55 degrees C)
- Linens changed between guests or on request only (towels on floor or in tub)
- Bamboo-blended towels - natural antibacterial and moisture-wicking qualities
- Extra blankets - room can be kept colder on winter nights if guests prefer
- Recycling program in place; Recycling notice for guest involvement
- Glass water glasses (not plastic)
- Cloth laundry bags (retired sheets)
- Digital heating thermometers
- Hydronic heating system
Although travelling to and exploring new places and cultures is a positive endeavor, the potential harmful effects of tourism can have both local and global reaches. Travelling green is an important and essential way to care for the places you love to stay, preserving them for others to enjoy for years to come. As an added bonus, reducing your travelling footprint often makes for a more satisfying and authentic experience. With a mindful approach to travel, you are able to form deeper connections with the people and places you visit.
As part of this endeavor, before travelling, research your choices available for Eco-friendly lodging. “Green” hotels are environmentally-friendly properties whose managers are eager to institute programs that save water, save energy and reduce solid waste. At The Coho Oceanfront Lodge on the beautiful Oregon Coast, we are committed to do our part and make a small difference in making this a better, greener planet.
Yeah, you are absolutely right, the biggest one and the lowest paid one. It is typical for the developing countries to rely mainly on tourism earnings, but what about the wages and the working hours?
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