Green Passport Launched During ITB in Berlin Last Week

Still not convinced traveling green is easy to do? The United Nations Environment Programme launched the Green Passport during ITB in Berlin last week. The Green Passport is designed to create global consumer awareness about the impact made when traveling. The Passport offers easy to follow green tips for travelers planning a vacation (or "holiday," as you non-Americans prefer).

The Passport is divided into different sections, depending on the vacation planning process. There's information about planning a green vacation, how to get there, getting around once there, how to act while there and what to do upon returning home. Site visitors can also submit their own green travel tips.

Have I mentioned how easy it is to use this Passport?

See! Traveling green isn't that hard.

Traveling Green Just Got Easier with Greentravelhub.com

G.G.'s been out of sight lately but she's back! Want to travel green but not sure where to begin? The Web is full of green travel information but try Greentravelhub.com

The site offers green travel options for hotels, rental cars and flights (non-green options, too). What's even better is 20% of the profits benefit an environmental organization. Check out Greentravelhub.com to be green travel savvy.