Author: Amanda Passerini

Travelling is awesome, but it can often impact the environment more than we realize. Pollution, ecosystem destruction and exploitation of natural resources are just some of the negative effects of tourism on the planet. Fortunately, today more and more people are turning to ecotourism in order to minimize their footprint while travelling. How has the […]

Planting trees and growing forests are ever more current topics. Trees symbolize hope, regeneration and transformation. Plants are increasingly touted as a simple, affordable and easy-to-implement solution to stop climate change. But will planting trees really save us? We know that its benefits are numerous, but unfortunately it seems not to be enough to stop […]

How to convince businesses that remote working gives better results than working in the office, especially if you do it in a unique location surrounded by nature? Digital nomads, smart workers and businesses can meet in wonderful places, where they can practice social working via an internet connection but also have time to immerse themselves […]

If you are still choosing a destination for your next vacation, come to Italy! By following our tips, you will enjoy a fun and relaxing stay in the country, while respecting the environment. Here are 13 unique and unforgettable experiences for a green vacation in Italy. 1. Sleep in an ancient peasant village overlooking Lake […]

Going on vacation means enjoying a few days of rest and fun, taking a break from daily commitments and rediscover oneself. Who said it has to be done in company? Going on vacation alone is an excellent way to indulge in self-discovery and improve your overall well-being. Here are 10 wonderful ideas for a solo […]

Located near Trasimeno Lake, in the heart of Italy, the Relais Borgo Torale is the ideal place if you want to immerse yourself in nature and enjoy a sustainable trip. We interviewed Roberto Salvetti, owner of the Relais, to tell us the history of the hamlet. He will also illustrate the itineraries not to be […]

The worlds of work and sustainability typically collide, because we prioritize mass production and economic growth over respect for the environment. Hence the wave of climate quitting, a phenomenon that affects all those who quit their jobs because they do not agree with the ethics of the company they work for. Climate quitting is a […]