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ANTOR (the Association of National Tourist Offices and Representatives) is a voluntary, non-political organization founded in the UK in 1951. Comprising 50 national and regional tourist offices represented in the United Kingdom, its mission is to serve as a central hub for the traveling public, travel trade, and travel media, seeking contact details for the…

Inclusive Morocco is the visionary creation of Bilal El Hammoumy and Rania Chentouf, two passionate advocates for a more inclusive and sustainable travel industry in Morocco. Launched in Tangier in 2020, their combined expertise and dedication have propelled Inclusive Morocco to the forefront of LGBTQ+-led luxury travel. Bilal El Hammoumy, with his deep-rooted commitment to…

Heritance Hotels and Resorts has been recognised as pioneering sustainable tourism, and continuously striving to sustain and innovate processes that reduce the impact of its resorts on its surroundings.  Proudly adorning the Heritance banner are accolades that mater – such as the LEED and Travelife Gold certifications, testaments to the highly responsible management of the…

In the heart of South Africa, amidst the wilderness of the Greater Kruger National Park, a courageous band of women patrol the landscape to protect the wildlife. Meet the Black Mambas, Africa’s first all-female anti-poaching unit, who embody the spirit of empowerment and determination. Their story echoes the timeless wisdom of an African proverb: “If…

Salaam Baalak literally translates to ‘Salutes a Child’, the name and mantra of a non-profit trust in India’s capital that has been supporting street children of the city for over 35 years.  During a recent visit to Delhi, I was privileged to visit and spend time with the team at the Salaam Baalak Trust (SBT)…

Thank you Rebecca and Phill, the inspirational founders of B-Corp champion Kemosabe, for your kind invitation to contribute to the _For Good series and this latest edition of Travel _For Good. Throughout Travel _For Good we are invited to explore more than a transformative vision for the future of the global travel. This is a…

Lonely Planet has revealed its top 10 most inspiring and accessible no-fly trips to Europe for UK travellers to explore in 2024. The list has been selected from its new sustainable travel-focused title Flight-Free Europe, which details 80 handpicked travel itineraries for exploring the continent by train, boat, bus, electric vehicle or bicycle. In addition…

The unlikely marriage between a cruise liner and a whale and dolphin monitoring programme that just makes sense.

Noosa is a thriving beach resort and community on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia. Popular with tourists, it boasts breathtaking scenery and beautiful white sandy beaches. It is home to over 44% of all Australia’s native bird species and over 700 species of wildlife, including the Australian icons of koalas and grey kangaroos. Over…

Amelia Island is a well-kept secret, situated on the Northeast Coast of Florida close to the Georgia border. Its position as the largest barrier island in a chain, known as the Golden Isles, performs a vital role in protecting the mainland, preserving natural habitat, flora, and fauna. The island itself is home to nesting sea…