Sustainable Travel
Sustainable Travel can take many forms, from choosing eco-friendly accommodations and transportation to supporting local businesses and conserving natural resources. By minimizing our impact on the environment and supporting local communities, we can help to preserve the natural beauty and cultural diversity of the places we visit. Mindful of the world around us, Transat is committed to operating in a sustainable manner for our customers, our employees and our communities, at home and abroad.
Responsible tourism is thriving right in the French capital. With a wealth of eco-conscious hotspots and authentic local experiences, exploring the City of Light has never been more rewarding.
Forget the routine. Here you can reconnect with what’s most important: the beauty of nature. And make the most of it!
Being a better, more responsible traveller means respecting the environment, communities and local economies. Whatever your destination! Fortunately, there are a number of actions you can take that are both easy to implement and highly effective.
Is your suitcase a hot mess? Overflowing with sweaters you’ve never worn? Here are a few tips on how to pack light in the most organized and minimalist way possible.
This tropical paradise is full of opportunities to observe fascinating species in their natural habitat, to the delight of visitors young and old.
Want to treat the frequent flyer in your life (or yourself, that works too!) to a collection of essential travel treasures? We’ve got you.
Sloths and monkeys and toucans, oh, my! Celebrating ecotourism in the Costa Rican jungle.
Share the experience of a yoga and permaculture retreat at Rancho Delicioso, a 50-hectare organic farm nestled inland between the beaches of Montezuma and Santa Teresa.
How can you experience Costa Rica’s incredible wildlife and landscapes while minimising your carbon footprint?
Here are 10 must-visit independent boutiques showcasing local creativity and artisans, perfect for shopping in Montreal.
How to choose substainable travel souvenirs and experiences that are sure to leave a lasting impression on your heart and mind.
Here are some useful accessories, strategies and ideas to make it easier for you to achieve your zero-waste travel goal.
Discover another side of Santa Fe in Panama, the culture of rural, authentic and dynamic communities and micro-initiatives!
On Mother’s Day, Transat spoke with Andreyna. She is a mother from a village on the outskirts of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
What if students could learn about sustainable travel… on location? That’s what Transat did with Iberostar Punta Cana and the University of Guelph.
With a spike in international travel, it’s becoming more and more important to reduce one’s environmental footprint. Here are some noteworthy eco-friendly tourism initiatives in Canada that are doing just that.
This Central American country offers a captivating mix of wild volcanoes, lush forests, and stunning beaches—and a commitment to sustainable tourism.