In order to minimize adverse impact on the environment and the climate to have the duration of a journey especially when traveling abroad and especially in long-distance travel is of great importance for the ecological and sustainable tourism .
The journey to the holiday destination leads to increased consumption and CO ² emissions even the most modern aircraft like the Airbus A380 or 3.4 liters per passenger per 100 kilometers. It is therefore only logical that the longer the stay at the destination is the relative CO ² emissions of arrival is reduced. Precisely in these terms can be said that short city breaks for 1-2 days are particularly harmful to the climate.
Who so serious about environmental and sustainable tourism says, should also aim to increase the time spent on the holiday destination. But since the annual leave of most working people is severely limited, in my opinion is a realistic period of sustainable Travel to each destination in 15-21 days and beyond.
The results of my survey are presented in the following two diagrams.
As you can see in my survey was the relevant target group for sustainable travel abroad in the 30-45 year olds at about 30% percent. In this age group, the majority clearly favored the maximum annual leave lasts 14 days.
This changes in the 50-60 year old travelers. Here, 45% prefer an annual holiday lasts 15-21 days and the other 18% go here even longer than 21 days in the big holiday.
From the facts of the environmental and sustainable travel can be found that even the most promising is the age group of 50-65 years old tourists here.
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