Category: Socio-economic issues

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

Community-based tourism: a transparent alternative to voluntourism

As an alternative to a somewhat Westernised and potentially patronising desire to ‘help’ the poor, Community Based Tourism provides a means to support communities to diversify their income, on their own terms, and contribute to sustainable development in the process.

Māori enterprise ‘Staynative’ connects tourists to authentic indigenous experiences

Tourists can connect to hosts through an online platform letting them browse from hundreds of experiences to craft their own unique itinerary in New Zealand.

Building social and ecological resilience to face environmental threats: a story from the Triem Tay village

An Nhien Farm is a clear example of how regenerative tourism takes place in the middle of the Vietnamese tourist track. Get inspired!

Equality in Tourism report shows limited progress for women at top of tourism

Updated version of ‘Sun, Sand and Ceilings’ 2013 report finds that the overall representations of women on travel and tourism company boards has risen from just 15% to 23%.

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