The world’s most ethical destinations for 2008 have been announced in the biannual report named The World's Best Ethical Travel Destinations.
"Each year, the public’s interest in responsible tourism grows” said Jeff Greenwald, Executive Director of Ethical Traveller and co-author of the report.
"This report helps travellers who choose to use their tourism dollars to support human rights and the environment”

The most ethical destinations in alphabetical order for 2008 are Argentina, Bolivia, Bulgaria, Chile, Croatia, Costa Rica, Estonia, Namibia, Nicaragua and South Africa.
Publicly available data from the United Nations Development Program, UNICEF, Columbia University and Yale were used to rate the world's developing countries, said Christy Hoover, co-author of the report, adding that it was based on “their commitment to environmental protection, social welfare and human rights”
The full report can be viewed at www.ethicaltraveler.org/destinations .