What is Ecotourism?

Ecotourism (also called sustainable tourism) can be defined by a variety of travel practices, but it all comes down to a general set of ideas.  you decide to travel in a way that shows respect to nature and does not contribute to its degradation.
Additionally, ecotourism is a part of environmental conservation, and understanding what the needs of the people are who are local to the area so that you can help to improve their quality of life. It also involves learning more about the history of other cities and preserving the historical landmarks.

Importance of Ecotourism

When we think of the joys that come with the adventures of traveling, we often envision exciting trips to beautiful places fit for a perfect photograph, unique foods you won’t find at home, and encounters with people who are much different from those we are accustomed to. Tourism allows us to do more than just learn facts about various locations. It allows us to immerse ourselves into the cultures and lifestyles of others and leaves lasting impressions that aren’t likely to be forgotten.

Benefits of ecotourism

There are many benefits of ecotourism when it is created and managed by local communities, kept under close regulation and understood that its purpose is solely for the local environment's health and the promotion of a genuine understanding of its structure and needs. The hope is that as more ecotourists gain knowledge of a variety of environments, the cause of environmentalism worldwide will gain further traction.