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    Category: Human Rights

    ‘You can make money out of us’: the disabled people demanding more accessible travel and tourism

    People with disabilities struggle to have their access needs met – so trying to organise a trip away comes with significant burdens. For Sarah Clifton-Bligh,...

    Stronger together: Tourism training partnerships help prevent child exploitation

    The sexual exploitation of children by those who use the services of the travel & tourism industry is a difficult subject to acknowledge let...

    Tourism Fiji’s shameless new campaign is a reminder for marketers everywhere

    What happens when an all-white leadership team — tourism board, ad agency, production company and actress — comes together to design the tourism marketing...

    The tactics employed by Las Kellys to fight stigma and improve working conditions

    The protests organized by room attendants in Spain and other countries where tourism is a key economic player are increasingly frequent and better coordinated....

    The rebirth of Tasmanian indigenous culture

    For palawa, there has been a seismic shift in recognition in recent years, with a new embrace of indigenous culture across Tasmania. Teaching has been one of the most significant changes in Tasmania's relationship with its indigenous past and there is now a strong desire to hand down traditions that came so close to being lost.

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