How to reduce plastic usage while on holiday


By AGENCY

To cut down on plastic use, get travel-sized items that come in reusable bottles, or fill up other bottles or jars with your own shampoo or soap, for example. — Unsplash

No tourist wants to see piles of rubbish at a scenic spot, and yet travelling often seems to involve a lot of single-use plastic items.

There are ways you can cut back on those small articles, however, even if they seem like the most hygienic option, like the little shampoo bottles to pop in your travel bag.

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