In recent times, India has seen a significant surge in tourism. A growing trend among young people to travel, stay in hostels, and go on trekking holidays has been observed.  Young people around the world have developed an unquenchable thirst for travel. There are an abundance of travel plans available under creative labels. Groups and communities are created when people travel for different purposes such as hiking, hill walking, beaches, nature, music festivals, mountains, heritage sites, bikers, shared taxi journeys, solo, duo, trio travellers, preferences for hostels, and places that are suitable for remote work opportunities.

We encourage sustainable travel among the youth

Sustainable travel involves being mindful of everything that protects people and the planet.  Young people must step up to be guardians of their future, those around them, and Mother Earth. We must consider the financial, social, and environmental stability of both individuals and the planet, now and in the future. Youth can be careless on many occasions. They opt to live adventurously. The initial vital step for eco-friendly travelling is to choose public transport options to reduce carbon emissions. Another necessary step is to bring along a reusable water bottle for the entire journey.

These simple actions require some extra planning, but it is a practical lifestyle change. Some additional consideration should be taken to ensure that the impact on the environment, society, and economy is not adverse when leaving a lasting impression.