“Traveling by the responsible travel ethos is one of the most direct and personal ways you can make a difference to some of the biggest issues affecting our world: poverty and peace. Be a part of the solution, not a part of the problem – and have the time of your life doing it.” – Lonely Planet
“Traveling by the responsible travel ethos is one of the most direct and personal ways you can make a difference to some of the biggest issues affecting our world: poverty and peace. Be a part of the solution, not a part of the problem – and have the time of your life doing it.” – Lonely Planet
Rather than attempting a fixed definition of Responsible Travel, we strive to work with our travel partners who identify the unique challenges of their locations, and help to fund those solutions.
When deserts meet the sea, the results are often spectacular. African desert meets the Atlantic Ocean in the Western Sahara and in Namibia. The Sahara also reaches the Red Sea in the east. In Northern Chile, the Atacama Desert meets the Pacific Ocean dramatically. The...
Those venturing to Africa to go on a Kenya safari are very likely to choose places that are well known to wider public. Typically, these are vast parks, but the number of visitors can sometimes make you feel that they are smaller than they actually are. For a great...
Leopard spots are meant to provide camouflage, but they ironically endanger the species. Leopard pelts or prints entered Western fashion in 18th-century France. They were seen as symbols of wealth and luxury, but also of chastity. Centuries later, when Jacqueline...
As the world population continues its growth, the space for nature and indigenous species is rapidly shrinking. This is an issue for both plants and animals. Fortunately, there are many people around the world that recognize the issue and the dire consequences for...