Responsible Tourism Policy

Responsible Tourism Policy


Our Policy


Where possible we design and operate our expeditions in a way that gives the highest degree of long-term economic benefit to local communities, whilst maintaining and improving the environment.

  • We aim to use local suppliers wherever possible.
  • We aim to develop long-term relationships overseas.
  • We aim to be responsible in the disposal of waste e.g. bottles and packaging.
  • We aim to avoid buying bottled water wherever possible by providing all participants with purification systems, and in doing so help to reduce plastic waste
  • We aim to ensure that our type of tourism is appropriate to local conditions and does not overload local infrastructure.
  • We aim to send the majority of our paperwork via email, where this is not possible, the paper will be from recyclable sources.
  • We take into consideration economic, environmental and cultural issues when looking at new destinations.
  • We aim to achieve zero litter policies everywhere we operate.
  • We aim to work closely with all relevant local bodies to help preserve and improve the environment.
  • We encourage our clients to use biodegradable shampoos and detergents to prevent pollution.
  • We encourage our clients never to buy products that exploit or aid in the destruction of habitats or species.
  • We encourage local involvement and provide financial support for economic, social or environmental projects that will benefit local communities.
  • We encourage our clients, through our literature and courses, to act in a socially responsible way.
  • We attempt to impart an insight and understanding of the host culture and community to our clients so that they can gain more from visiting them.
  • We run our offices in a responsible manner by monitoring, and where possible reducing, our energy usage, as well as recycling.
  • We support World Animal Protection's elephant friendly tourism pledge, promoting elephant friendly travel.
  • We provide regular and ongoing training in the principles and practices of responsible tourism.


Environmental policy
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