We do awareness on Responsible Tourism. We encourage travellers, tour operators and also do presentations. Continue Reading
Our publication, Travel Responsibly & Sustainably encapsulates stories, articles and interviews of best case practices. Continue Reading
We conduct meetings directly with tour operators and visiting delegates to raise awareness and promote initiatives. Continue Reading
We directly are in touch with stakeholders, leaders of the industry. We do direct marketing efforts like telecalling to create awareness. Continue Reading
There are many projects in India and the developing world being carried out by communities, individuals and non profit organisations that are genuinely working at the grass root level. Most of these projects are carried out with very less or perhaps in many cases, with absolutely no funds.
Mission: To integrate, map and present best case practices from India, Indian Sub continent and the developing world on socially sustainable and responsible projects who may or may not be related to tourism so that some direct benefit by way of mass awareness or direct fund mobilization for genuine projects at the grass root level can occur.
Aim: To make every single traveller a responsible traveller.
Promotion of grassroot initiatives from India and the developing world
Presentations
Reach of publication
Facebook likes
Direct meetings
“I have great respect for those businesses that not only for focus on sustainability, but are reaching out to offer opportunities for women. It feels like there are so many stories to be told based not only on your magazine, but the website as well.”
Donnie Sexton, Helena, Montana, USA -- Member: Society of American Travel Writers (SATW); International Food,Wine and Travel Writers Association (IFWTWA)
“I read your magazine and it is absolute great what you are doing!! I am very much into sustainability & responsibility. Would love to keep in touch with you.”
Sara Vitali, Brand Communications Executive at the The Long Run, Tourism at Istituto Oikos Onlus and Blogger at SustainableVisit.com
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Geoffrey Lipman, President of International Coalition of Tourism Partners
The Nal region is a low-lying area between the plains of the Central Gujarat and Eastern Saurashtra. Owing to its low lying topography, it is believed to represent a filled up sea link, that previously existed between the Little Rann in the north and the Gulf of Khambat in the south. Remnants of this sea are thought to be represented by the Nalsarovar. Continue Reading
With its inconspicuous location behind the long row of handicrafts stalls that line Norzin Lam from the Three Offering Goddesses traffic circle on down, Tarayana Rural Crafts may look like any other retail shop. But its mission is to help the women and children of Bhutan’s most marginalized communities to become self-reliant. Continue Reading
Purna Wildlife Sanctuary is a part of dense moist deciduous forests in Western Ghat of Gujarat and supports gamut of flora and fauna of very high evolutionary value. The sanctuary, along with Vansda National Park, is the only protected area in south Gujarat for conserving diverse biological resources. It is one of the most popular hotspots for bird watchers. Continue Reading
Sualkuchi is the home of expert Assamese (people from the state of Assam, North East India) weavers. Many families can trace their weaving tradition back to thousands of years. Even today, almost every household has a working loom. These weavers are highly skilled and extremely passionate about their inherited indigenous art. Continue Reading
