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Bring the Green With You

  • February 5, 2018
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Maintaining a Healthy and Green life requires dedication. Your home will be the hub of your planning. You will have menus preset, ingredients within reach and recycling down to a science. Your schedule will be as coordinated as a charming spring bouquet of fresh flowers. A map of ecofriendly products and places will be committed to memory, making an easy transition to both work and play. When you find yourself traveling away from your central home headquarters, how do you adapt your routine to your temporary surroundings? Traveling for business or pleasure may leave you wondering how to Bring the Green with you.

Your itinerary will be a success with a few small and simple tweaks. Like the old saying goes, “If you fail to plan, you plan to fail”. Remaining conscious to the world around us does not stop at the back door. It is a lifestyle that is making a difference, one step at a time. Preservation and conservation are two key components in the foundation of Green living. Protecting natural resources is effective when you conserve the incoming element, while controlling the outgoing disposal and waste of the same element. This also reduces the effects the process has on our environment. This includes everyday items we may not think of such as plants, flowers and foods. Repurposing and reusing is a defined aspect of recycling.  With these principles in action, you have the base of your traveling outline. We have created a guide of How to be Green in any scene. The concept is to ask yourself how to conserve and preserve in every scenario.

Your Bring the Green Guide

Transportation– There are many modes of transportation to be considered, depending on your destination. The two most common are Planes and Automobiles. It may feel as if you have no control over this aspect of traveling. Fortunately, there is a few things you can do to make a positive impact.

Plane– Look into continuous flights that save additional usage and mileage.

Automobile– Rent a hybrid ecofriendly vehicle, carpool, use gas efficiency

On Site– With plenty of places to see, you may want to walk or bike your way through the sites.

Hotel–  Modernized hotels have been merging into Green procedures. When making a reservation, the receptionist or agent should be able to tell you in detail the Green amenities of the venue. If you are unable to find one in the area you are going, a bed and breakfast or room for rent can be both charming and efficient.

Save on electricity and water by holding off maid service. The services are unnecessary every day, unless your needs require them.  

Inquire and put to use the recycling procedures of your home away from home. Most venues have a procedure in place and will appreciate your efforts.

Packing– Minimize your bags by condensing your items and traveling with them in an organized fashion. This well help to reduce the excess.

Have supplies on hand for recycling and empties that you need to store. Reusable bags work great!

Use reusable containers to store specific personals and items. This will limit throw away items at the end or during your trip.

Lower the laundry bill by mixing and matching key items in your wardrobe.

Make home made sachets out of flowers to keep your luggage refreshed.

Food and Beverages – You will want to be prepared for those moments when you are not in a position to dine out or are in between meals. Staying on a healthy track is easiest when you plan ahead. Eating right on the road is not always easy. Be sure to have snacks that are high in protein to avoid a decline in energy. Plenty of water and fresh fruits will keep you running on an even keel. Keep a few samplings of special dressings or substitutions with you to ensure their availability.

Packing healthy treats in reusable containers will keep them fresh and limit the waste.

Have an insulated reusable cup for coffee and tea.

Keep extra reusable water bottles with you. One trick is to freeze water in bottles and keep any perishable items cold in a cooler.  This will limit the use of a mini fridge found in some rooms.

Entertainment– Whether you’re on the beach or in a happening scene, there will be a variety of options to fill your itinerary. Live shows and events may fill your dance card. Enjoy the natural sites as well with hiking, swimming or a casual stroll through the scenic streets. There are a few simple tips to follow to keep it Green friendly.

Keep a small bag with you if possible for any trash to be recycled later.

Have receipts emailed if possible to save paper.

Order online to avoid physical tickets and invoices

A Final Green Thought

With this Bring the Green guide, you will conserve and preserve your way to any destination. Being aware of your surroundings will aid your efforts in a healthy and green lifestyle. Eating right and getting the proper exercise will keep your body and mind healthy.  Likewise, following these tips will assist the world around us in keeping our Planet on the right track. Being prepared will be the number one tool in your Green bag. You can anticipate potential pitfalls and hurdles when traveling by planning ahead and being thorough. At home, make sure to care for your plants before you leave and ensure they will have the water necessary. If you have cheerful vases of flowers, make a plan to dry them and use them for essential items such as sachets, potpourri, wreaths and bookmarks. Doing so will make Valentine’s Day last a lot longer!

Keeping the two keys in mind, conservation and preservation, you will be efficiently equipped to travel in Green fashion. From start to finish, your journey will be a success. Business trips and personal vacations will create opportunities to take in the sites and let your hair down. Enjoy the moment and capture the memories of a lifetime.

Written by R. Kimberly

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