Sustainability Policy

Environmental sustainability

We will measure Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions and take action to reduce our carbon footprint in line with our Net Zero by 2050 ambition.

We will minimise waste by reduction, re-use and recycling in our office locations.

We will reduce water consumption in our office locations.

We will promote the concept of a single-use-plastic free office environment.

We will promote more responsible holiday options to our customers and encourage them to reduce their environmental impact during their travels.

We will take care to promote holidays that embrace a responsible approach to the welfare of wildlife and preservation of biodiversity.

We will maintain the international Travelife certification that demonstrates our management and improvement of environmental and social impacts by complying with sustainability criteria.

Economic sustainability

We will strive to operate a profitable business while minimizing waste and inefficiencies.

We will prioritize responsible tourism practices that have long-term economic benefits for the communities in which we operate.

We will work with suppliers and other stakeholders to develop tourism products that meet the needs of both visitors and the local economy.

Supply Chain Sustainability

We will encourage our suppliers to commit to practices which are environmentally responsible including energy, water and waste reduction as well as protecting biodiversity and animal welfare.

We will encourage our suppliers to commit to practices which are socially responsible including social welfare, cultural and human rights.

We will positively highlight accommodation options that prioritise sustainability.

We will provide information and support to engage suppliers including meetings to review initiatives and share best practice as well as facilitating sustainability training.

We will promote Responsible Tourism in our industry and to stakeholders within the destinations we operate.

Holiday Activities & Excursions Sustainability

Preference is given to activities and excursions that operate on the basis of controlled sustainability standards, particularly those that demonstrate respect to local traditions, animal welfare and the environment.

Contracted companies do not offer activities or services that harm humans, animals, plants and natural resources or that may be considered socially/culturally unacceptable.

It is intended that activities and excursions will provide economic benefits to local communities, including a fair and equitable working environment for local employees.

Contracted service providers will not offer activities where captive wildlife is held, except for properly regulated activities in compliance with local, national and international law.

Activities and excursions which include interactions with wildlife comply with relevant codes of conduct.

Wildlife species are not harvested, consumed, displayed, sold or traded except as part of a regulated activity that ensures their utilisation is sustainable and in compliance with local, national and international law.

Any disturbance of natural ecosystems is minimised.