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Travel Tip: Eat out

Instead of room service, which uses energy and other resources to create single servings for guests, opt for local restaurants.

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Avoid walking or standing on coral, which is made of tiny organisms and is very fragile.

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Travel Tip: Bring a bag

When shopping during your vacation, take a tote or backpack so you won’t need a plastic bag.

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We consulted WWF members who have journeyed with us and spoke with national travel experts to compile a list of the Top 50 Travel Tips of 2009. We cover everything from packing smartly and being wise with your money, to being an eco-conscious traveler. See the whole list.

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Did you know the fuel used for every flush of a toilet on an airplane could run a car for six miles?  Try to use the lav before getting on the plane if you’re boarding a short flight.

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Travel Tip: Recharge

Go for rechargeable gadgets, which have less environmental impact than ones that require disposable batteries. Should a device malfunction, don’t toss it in the trash. Batteries contain toxic materials, so recycle them when you get home.

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Brochures and maps are commonly provided at tourist attractions. Take care of them and as you are leaving, return them for someone else to use.

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Before leaving your house, turn off all electric devices and unplug any power strips to save energy while you’re on vacation.

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Stick the “Do not Disturb” on your door or call housekeeping and tell them you won’t need their services during your stay. This will help prevent the hotel from wasting cleaning products and electricity by vacuuming.

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Travel Tip: Cool it

Closing your window shade while on an airplane can help reduce the amount of energy needed to cool the plane.

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