The name game

Our third annual celebration of sustainability in travel looks at 50 destinations – plus accommodation – that show travel can be a force for good. Here’s why we think that this matters more than ever…

GREAT BRITAIN HAS A WIDE AND WONDERFUL SELECTION OF LONG-DISTANCE WALKS — FROM WELSH SEASIDE PATHS THAT CIRCUMNAVIGATE ENTIRE ISLANDS TO CROSS-COUNTRY HIKES THAT REVEAL LOCAL HISTORY AT EVERY STEP.

THE LAKE DISTRICT is now home to England’s highest nature reserve. Up on the Back o’ Skiddaw, a new project seeks to revive the nature of this rough and remote land.

In the Canadian Rockies, a cowgirl-powered ranch takes riders into the heart of Banff National Park, retracing a tangle of backcountry trails first roamed by Indigenous guides and early pioneers

For generations, Australia’s Tiwi people have created art in order to preserve and share their ancient know-how and traditions. Now visitors to the islands of Bathurst and Melville are being invited to share in this rich and ongoing history

The remote and formidable ice desert of Kalaallit Nunaat is one of the wildest places on earth to run. JACQUES MARAIS and his son, ROBERT , ventured to Greenland’s desolate eastern coastline to scout new trail running routes at the very edge of the world