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Environmental Quality of the Azores recognized in Tourism
caloura.jpg"Environmentaly in good shape”, the azores archipelago islands were chosen from the Nationa Geografic Traveler Magazine as the secound world best destination for tourism.

Under the nomiation of Best Rated Islands, the article pubished in November/December edition of National Geografic Traveler Magazine had as base a study carried along by 522 experts, in sustainable tourism and that analized 111 destinies, among archipelagos and single islands. The study seached to find the balance between sustainable tourism, nature and local populations, and on another side the exagerated tourism pressure. 

On a 100 percent scale the azores had a excelent score of 84, only left behind by the Faroe Islands in Denmark, and ahead of the Lofoten archipelago in Norwege, the shetland islands in Scotland and the Archipelago of Chiloe in Chile.

The Archipelago of the Azores was described as a "wonder place and environmentally in good shape", besides having "a eco sistem in great shape were whales still are a common sight".


"Far away and tempered the  Azores remain slightly touristic", the article still classifies the local culture "as strong and vibrant "with very s"ofisticated habitants". 

“Distantes e temperados os Açores permanecem levemente turísticos”, o artigo classifica, ainda, a cultura local como “forte e vibrante”, com habitantes “muito sofisticados”.

In the same study the archipelago of Madeira only achieved 69 point, for "its development of hotels for mass spread acrross Funchal", not denying it as a "local tourism spot of great quality and beutifull gardens and a ideal and heavenly scenerio for walks" says the article of the National´s Geografic Magazine.

The Ibiza islands in Spain and St. Thomas Islands in USA had the worst score of all with just 37 Points.

 
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