A guest post from Sarah Habsburg, a former MSc student, with a remarkable career - you can read more about Sarah here Sarah writes "One day over breakfast this week, my 5-year-old daughter was really sad that she is not a school year older because she would love to already be in primary school with […]
“People are slowly waking up to the fact we are not going to run out of tourists…. it is environmentally sound and attractive destinations…. that are becoming scarce. People will not stop moving around the globe, but they will do it more selectively” This quote was made by the property developer Tony Goldman to […]
Guest post from Martin Punaks Beyond Orphanage Visits: what are the responsible alternatives? Between 2012 and 2016, I was the Country Director for Next Generation Nepal. We worked closely with the Government of Nepal to rescue trafficked children from exploitative orphanages, rehabilitate them, trace their families in remote mountain villages, and reunify them with their […]
At Arabian Travel Market in Dubai in April 2019 there was a panel debate about this question. Tourism Broadens the Mind – can we do more?Tourists are increasingly demanding memorable experiences, opportunities for meaningful connections with local people, One of the great benefits of travel and tourism is the opportunities it creates for people from […]
WTM Latin America launches its own Responsible Tourism Awards to bring light to the best initiatives for the sustainable development of the continent Since its first edition in 2013, WTM Latin America has been carrying on the Responsible Tourism Programme as in its fellow events in London, Cape Town and Dubai. A team of specialists, […]
