Category: Human Rights

Imagining a post-pandemic tourism industry

The global pandemic has provided an opportunity to redesign the tourism landscape and industry to be sustainable and truly equitable - and to reform the industry’s exploitations of people and places.

Lawsuits accuse big hotel chains of allowing sex trafficking

How legally responsible should large hotel chains be for activities like prostitution that happen on their premises?

Launch of JustTourism: a union web portal in the global hospitality sector promoting fair hotels

New web portal provides updated information on hotels which respect trade union rights.

Are We Witnessing the Death of Orphanage Tourism?

There is now irrefutable legal evidence to prove that certain forms of travel experiences, ones currently being offered by a whole range of providers in Europe, North America, and around the world, are causing harm, and may even be supporting child slavery.

Hotel Worker Rights Group wins “TO DO Award” for Human Rights in Tourism

Spanish association stands up for the rights of chambermaids and hotel workers

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