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The majority of ecotourists hail from the United States, with over five million people engaging in an ecotourism vacation at least once every year. This is a substantial majority of the worldwide ecotourism client-base. Some of the most popular ecotourism activities are hiking and fishing, but wildlife watching is also extremely popular.
Of the many countries engaged in ecotourism, Kenya, Australia, the United States, and Sweden all see some of the highest numbers of ecotourists flocking to their natural areas every year.
Throughout this site you'll find a wealth of information about ecotourism by country as well as by type. Please use the menu to find the country that interests you.