Global travel site Big 7 Travel are highlighting the world’s best eco-friendly places to visit this Earth Day, showcasing how “travel can do good, and when it does, it often provides the best experiences.”
Bristol, with its zero-emission public transport, robust sustainability initiatives, and residents who genuinely care about protecting the environment, ranked 17th on the list. Unveiling the world’s most eco-friendly destinations, Big 7 Travel said: “Bristol is England’s leading eco-friendly city, with the local council and residents working together on climate action plans.
This year, the theme for Earth Day is ‘Our Power, Our Planet’ which calls for a push towards renewable energy. Bristol is already ahead of the curve, with a growing surge of green energy initiatives. And with a goal to be carbon neutral by 2030, Bristol is setting the standard for other UK cities.
Bristol joins an elite line-up of sustainability titans, including Bhutan, Wellington, the Galapagos, and Oslo. But the city’s “laid-back yet lively vibe” sets it apart. Visitors can truly experience what green living is like here; Bristol is full of planet-friendly restaurants, ethical shops, and eco-friendly activities, like the Create Centre, a vibrant hub of eco workshops, events, and exhibitions.