Green Holiday Travel
... and family of course, well, unless you’ve got loony MIL or something, then second best is to choose green lodging.
Stay home!!! The best green holiday travel is no travel at all. Consider this; holiday travel is more expensive, more crowded, tiring (during your time off) and leaves a large footprint. Instead, stay home, relax, invite folk to your place.
Also see: Use 35 simple tips to plan any kind of green holiday travel plus see some budget minded green travel tips.
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October 9th, 2009 | Jennifer | Read More | Comments: 2Filed under: eco driving, eco travel, featuredarticle, green holiday, green holiday travel, green road trip, green travel, holidays
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