Responsible Travel

It’s taken nearly nine months, but I have finally received my carbon literacy certification, issued by the Carbon Literacy Project. I have completed a couple of day courses, organised and [...]

As part of our commitment to supporting local communities, in July we hosted a fundraising BBQ on behalf of the Masonic Lodge on the Algarve (Peace & Harmony Lodge). We successfully raised [...]

Last year, after just a few months of us becoming a more responsible business, I was asked by ABTA to speak on a panel at their Carbon Literacy Day, about what we were doing and what we wanted to [...]

As many of you know, we have a close affiliation with Portugal. We are very conscious that communities in high touristic areas have been signalling negative comments about tourists this summer, [...]

Slow travel, a deliberate and unhurried approach to exploring destinations, stands in stark contrast to the fast-paced, check-the-box mentality of conventional tourism. Embracing the ethos of [...]

For the tenth track, this is a contentious topic in the travel industry. That of dolphins in captivity to be used for entertainment purposes. There are arguments on both sides of the fence, and [...]

When embarking on a journey as a tourist, adopting eco-friendly practices and striving to minimize environmental impact is essential for responsible travel. Firstly, opting for sustainable [...]

Last year we launched our Animal Welfare Policy, as we addressed what animal experiences we’re prepared to sell as part of our holidays abroad. Just like the environment or communities, we want [...]

We’re all here because we love to travel. However, there’s a problem, especially when we all want to travel to the same place at the same time, and the infrastructure just can’t cope with those [...]

Through climate change, there are a number of consequences we’re likely to face, one of which is the sea level rising which risks us losing many destinations we love to visit around the world. [...]