Welcome back to the True Travellers Society Daily Podcast, your source for inspiring stories in sustainable and meaningful travel. It’s October third, twenty twenty-five. Today we’re travelling to a Norwegian mountain town that’s redefining eco-tourism, looking at how ghost tours are saving local heritage in New Jersey, and exploring what it takes to measure the real impact of sustainability investments. Stay tuned for stories that show how conscious travel creates real social and environmental change—and ways you can join the movement.

Let’s begin in the heart of Norway with a success story for both heritage and sustainability. Røros, a tiny town once built around copper mining, has become a model for sustainable tourism. Here’s the impact: when the mines closed in the nineteen seventies, the town didn’t fade away. Instead, locals invested in preserving their history and supporting local businesses with eco-friendly practices. Instead of mass tourism, Røros manages visitor numbers to