Category: Socio-economic issues

Modern slavery in the UK hospitality industry: turning a blind eye to the risks is not an option – Part 1

A company risks being guilty of offences including slavery, servitude, forced or compulsory labour and human trafficking if it knows, or ought to know, that they are occurring in its business or supply chain. Tourism companies need to be aware....

“White Men in Suits” and Sustainable Tourism – Challenges for ITB and suggested solutions

For sustainable tourism to be a success, it needs to ensure the widest diversity of voices are heard - especially at the largest travel show in the world

This Unique Crafts Village in Kerala Sets an Example of How Tourism Can Help Rural Artisans

Sargaalaya is a unique tourist destination in Kerala and is part of its responsible tourism project in the area. Once a venture for the development of Traditional Arts and Crafts of India, it has become one of the major tourist attractions of Kerala.

Creating truly sustainable destinations – Interview with Tim O’Donoghue from Riverwind Foundation

Tim O'Donoghue from Riverwind Foundation, NatGeo World Legacy Awards finalist in Destination Leadership, speaks about stakeholder education and engagement.

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