Conservation

HOW YOU TRAVEL MATTERS

With each trip we curate, “How You Travel” and the impact it has, matters.  Whether you are escaping to the pristine sands of the Indian Ocean, exploring the ancient palaces of Rajasthan or departing on a once in a lifetime trip to some of the worlds most remote and wildlife rich areas, we ensure you travel with sensitivity and, where possible, positively contribute to the sustainability of the area(s) you are travelling to.

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PROTECT. RESTORE. FUND

By working with like-minded, leading philanthropic partners around the world, we can confidently assure our clients that their trip is making a difference. You can therefore travel knowing your tourism dollar is playing an active part in providing an essential level of funding towards long-term protection and restoration of the area(s) you are visiting.

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OUR VALUES

When we talk of tourism having a positive impact on communities, wildlife and ecosystems, it is important to consider the impact if tourism was not in these areas. By doing so, it makes it easier to understand if the tourism offering you are looking at is responsible, where opportunities have been created to benefit the area and not just about high thread counts and fine wine. This is why we enjoy taking our time to ensure we only work with the most responsible partners around the world, and that they share our values:

Support local communities: We partner with companies who support initiatives that drive economic prosperity in the local community through education, healthcare and employment opportunities.
Wildlife Conservation: Collaborating with local specialists who commit themselves to the conservation of their resident wildlife. Many wildlife conservation companies feed into national, continent and global projects.
Habitat protection and restoration. The need to sensitively manage the impact(s) of human encroachment, over grazing and development is increasing. Our partners have this front of mind and, where possible and relevant, restore the land to it’s natural state whilst being sensitive to the local communities.

“No one will protect what they do not care about, and no one will care about what they have never experienced.” – Sir David Attenborough