by Alan Murphy | Aug 19, 2019 | Responsible Travel
“I met Afonsia in Zambia while she was weaving this scarf, and now it keeps me warm in Melbourne’s cold climate.” by Dr Kate Neely (Director of International Programs, RoundTrip Foundation) For info on empowering women through community development,...
by Alan Murphy | Jul 27, 2019 | Responsible Travel
by Alan Murphy No matter what corner of the globe we are in, many of us interact with animals as part of an overseas trip. And in some African countries (notably in East and Southern Africa) wildlife has become the reason for travelling to those destinations....
by Alan Murphy | Apr 13, 2019 | Responsible Travel
by Joanna Eames, Communications & Outreach Officer, IPNLF With fish stocks under threat around the world, responsible fishing and sustainability within the seafood industries are critical to many local communities who rely on fish as their staple diet....
by Alan Murphy | Mar 21, 2019 | Responsible Travel
by Anthony Ham for Round Trip Foundation The African safari might be the experience of a lifetime, but with it comes a very special kind of responsibility. Only in Africa do you find such an abundance of mega-fauna and the habitat to support such a rich and...
by Alan Murphy | Feb 17, 2019 | Responsible Travel
Following the opening of St Helena Airport, the remote island is looking for ways to boost its economy through sustainable tourism. By James Bainbridge The great primeval bulk of the Barn, part of the rocky coastline of this island formed by volcanic eruptions, towers...
by Alan Murphy | Dec 28, 2018 | Responsible Travel
by Stuart Butler First coined in the early 1980’s, the term ‘eco-tourism’ has fast become a travel industry buzz word that, like a randy rabbit, has in turn spawned numerous other offshoot buzz words that essentially mean the same thing (sustainable tourism,...
