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An Ethical Roadmap for Travellers

ETHICAL ROADMAP FOR TRAVELLERS

Travel should be an enriching experience that not only brings joy but respects and benefits the people & places we encounter.

 

As part of our commitment to responsible tourism, we are dedicated to following the principles of Regenerative Travel so that we can leave a positive impact on the destinations we explore.

Here are some key points to keep in mind during your travels:

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Cultivating Cultural Understanding

  • Approach your host country with a genuine desire to learn about its people and their customs.
  • Familiarise yourself with local traditions and be mindful of your actions, ensuring they are respectful and considerate.
  • Embrace the opportunity to engage with locals, asking questions and learning a few words of the native language.
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Embracing Different Perspectives

  • Recognise that time concepts and approaches may differ from yours in the countries you visit.
  • Respect local perspectives and adapt to their rhythm and way of life.

Respecting People and Places

  • Avoid treating locals as mere subjects of your photographs. Always seek permission before taking pictures, respecting their preferences and privacy.
  • Refrain from making promises unless you can fulfill them. It is important to maintain trust and respect within the local community.
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Nurturing the Natural Environment

  • Be mindful of your impact on the environment during your travels. Avoid picking flowers, removing seeds, or damaging coral reefs.
  • Refrain from purchasing souvenirs that exploit wildlife, such as shells, teeth and skins. Remember, all wildlife sightings are a gift and should not be taken for granted.
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Supporting Local Communities

  • Put money into the hands of local people by opting for locally produced food and beverages.
  • Choose locally owned and operated accommodations, favouring smaller establishments that contribute directly to the local economy.
  • When shopping, even during bargaining, inject humor and remember that fair prices ensure fair wages for local artisans.
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