Comments on: Green Lodging Part II : What Should I Look For?

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By: Ana

Ana — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 17:02:10 +0000

Great… I have posted your link in facebook and sent your URL to my contacts in hotmail.
I will start my blog in Spanish and there I will translate some of your tips… =) Cheers!!

By: kate

kate — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 02:01:48 +0000

Hi Ana, thank you for reading & I am so glad you want to share our blog with other people! Please feel free to share our web address with anyone, we are so lucky now that it is easy to translate via the internet regardless of what language we speak. I love how small the world can be Happy 2010.

By: Ana

Ana — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 18:31:05 +0000

Hello Kate,
I was searching for information about how much pollution does the industry of washing towels for hotels and gyms generates… The club I go exercising to is very nice, except for the fact that they supply clean towels to all users every day… some members use 4 towels every single day.
IMAGINE HOM MUCH POLLUTION THAT GENERATES!
I still have not found much information on that matter, but I am happy I found your blog… you offer some very nice tips (I still have to read more). For this reason I wanted ask for your permission to translate some of them into Spanish language (I would give you credit for the information).
Many people I know do not speak English so well, so they don’t search for information in your language.
I am also very concerned about the environment and wish to do something for our beloved and unique Planet Earth… maybe I start a blog of my own. I have many ideas, and you have given me a very good one: blogging them!!! (Oh dear… I have never blogged anything. You need to be very disciplined for this, don’t you? This is what scares me a little bit).
Got to go now… Cheers and a happy 2010!!

By: Ray

Ray — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 19:25:28 +0000

Good information here – and being one that travels often I admit that it can be hard sometimes to find much more then a minimum green effort at hotels and such. Some of travel finds me camping or staying with a friend and then usually I can continue to practice my own green efforts and often we have the same mindset. I have also done a bit of couchsurfing and that seems to have some green advantages too.

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By: kate

kate — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 12:22:48 +0000

Thank you Talitha! What a great idea! I am so anxious to hear how your conference homestays go, please contact us when it is complete, we would love to share your experience. I want to stay on a ranch!

By: talitha

talitha — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 00:28:10 +0000

want to go further?
skip the hotels entirely
find local B&B’s (skip corporations too)
Vacation to places with friend’s houses
Camp
Staycation

for work travel:
ask the conference if they provide homestays. They’ll say no, but if enough of us keep asking, someone will get the hint. I’m hosting a conference next month and offering as many interesting homestays as I can (on a ranch, or a trout farm, where do you want to stay??)
look up your facebook friends in the area, or make new ones via craigslist

etc?