The Bali Animal Welfare Association’s street feeding team does some amazing and under appreciated work helping the stray dogs of Bali. Find out what happened when I spent a day with them.
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A Day With BAWA’s Street Feeding Team In Bali.
Tagged with: animal welfare in bali, Bali, Bali Animal Welfare Association, Bali dog adoption, Bali street dogs, BAWA, BAWA dog adoption, dog rescue in Bali, helping animals in Bali, helping Bali's street dogs, how can I help animals in Bali, rabies, responsible tourism, volunteering with animals in Bali
Posted in Responsible Travel
Posted in Responsible Travel
Surviving The Cannonball Run For The Sunrise Tour On Mount Bromo
This death defying cannonball run took place on Mount Bromo in preparation for the ever popular sunrise tour, one of the absolute must do bucket list items for any trip to Indonesia.
Tagged with: 1 day Mount Bromo tour, how to climb mount Bromo in Indonesia, How to do the sunrise tour at Mount Bromo, how to trek mount Bromo, Indonesia, Indonesian bucket list, mount bromo, Mount Bromo sunrise tour agency or arrange independently, Mount Bromo sunrise tour price, Mount Bromo tour package price, responsible tourism, sunrise tour Bromo, what to do in Indonesia
Posted in Destinations
Posted in Destinations
How Responsible Travel Is Boosting Welsh Tourism.
Wales is a surprising responsible tourism hotspot, with ethical dolphin spotting tours and wildlife spotting just the beginning…
Tagged with: British marine wildlife, captive dolphins, dolphin, dolphin tourism, Gower Coast Adventures, NWADW15, responsible dolphin spotting, responsible dolphin spotting in the Gower coast, responsible dolphin spotting in Wales, responsible tourism, responsible tourism in the Gower Coast, responsible tourism in Wales, responsible wildlife tourism, Sea Watch Foundation, Sea Watch National Whale And Dolphin Watch Programme 2015, sealion, seeing dolphins in the wild, Swansea and the Gower, Visit Swansea Bay, Wales
Posted in Responsible Travel
Posted in Responsible Travel
The Elephant In The Room: Why You Shouldn’t Go On An Elephant Trek In Thailand.
Elephant trekking is a popular tourist activity in Thailand, one of the more popular ‘bucket list’ activities in the gap year industry in fact, but there are many reasons why riding an elephant is irresponsible and wrong, and why you should scratch riding an elephant off that list immediately.
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Posted in Responsible Travel
Posted in Responsible Travel
How To Make Your Gap Year Responsible, Ethical And Sustainable.
A quick and easy guide on how all travellers can make a difference by making their travels responsible, ethical and sustainable.
Tagged with: Animal conservation, ethical travel, ethical travel companies, gap year voluntourism, how to make your gap year responsible, how to travel ethically, how to travel responsibly, how to travel sustainably, orphanages in Cambodia, responsibilities of tourists, responsible gap year, responsible tourism, responsible tourism best practices, responsible tourist behaviour, responsible travel, responsible travel definition, responsible travel tips, sustainable travel, travel responsibly, volunteering on your gap year, ways to be a responsible tourist, wildlife exploitation in tourism, wildlife tourism
Posted in Responsible Travel
Posted in Responsible Travel
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