Sustainable tourism through sustainable business
 
 

Empowering the tourism industry to promote ocean conservation.

 
 
 
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sustainable tourism through sustainable business

Our mission.

Our mission is to alleviate the negative impacts tourism have on marine environments by offering consulting services to tourism companies to implement sustainable practices into their operations whilst enhancing the customer service experience they provide.

Tourism can cause harm but it does not need to. Is your company ready to #GoGreenForTheBigBlue ?

 
 
 
 
 
 

Sea Going Green is an environmental enterprise.

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We can help you with…

.. MAKING YOUR ORGANIsATION SUSTAINABLE

We provide consulting services to tourism companies with marine related activities, to develop Green Transition Strategies. We can alleviate the negative impacts tourism have on marine environments.

.. GIVING YOU TIPS ON HOW TO LIVE #GREEN

Want to live a sustainable life? As industry pioneers we want our platforms to stimulate and lead the conversation and become the hub for thought provoking  posts in sustainable tourism and marine conservation. See our latest posts below!

.. NAVIGATE GREENER ROUTES THROUGH #THEBIGBLUE

Econavis is a new navigation technology based on API software. It provides geographic data of important marine environments such as coral reefs, marine protected areas and endangered species to help make marine navigation more sustainable.

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Partners

 
 

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Check out the reef safe products from our partners Stream2Sea & Suntribe Suncreen below and use our codes for an exclusive discount on your next purchase!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Latest posts

As industry pioneers we want our platforms to stimulate and lead the conversation and become the hub for thought provoking  posts in sustainable tourism and marine conservation. See our latest posts below!

 
 

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🗣The United Kingdom, The United States, Japan, and other nations export a lot of their trash to Asia. Until 2017, their main buyer was China but in 2018 it implemented a ban on importing "foreign waste" (1). This shifted the trade to countries in South East Asia including but not limited to Malaysia, Vietnam, and Thailand that are not as well equipped to manage the waste they import. This leads to plastics ultimately ending up in the ocean. • • 🐠🐳🐟🐋🐡 • • @Greenpeace has decried this issue by stressing the fact that whilst the nations in question need to find ways to manage this waste, large corporations such as Coca-Cola and Proctor and Gamble are further contributing to an already trashy situation. This shows that buyers and sellers have joint power and responsibility to #GoGreenForTheBigBlue. 🌊🦈 This week, we focused on changing consumers' habits to get them to refrain from consuming plastics. We also highlighted Spring Breakers as an example of tourists that can make a change and recommended that they organize beach cleanups to reduce waste as beach waste funnels waste into the ocean. Next week, we will focus on beach cleanups by discussing examples around the world that helped make change. For more on The Guardian's story, please see the link in our bio. • • (1) Source: The Guardian U.K. 📸: @bluumind • • #SeaGoingGreen #SaveTheSeas #OceanPlastics #PlasticBan #Sustainability #SDG14 #UNWTO #StopSingleUsePlastics #TurnTheTide #PlasticTide #TrashTag
 

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Our Office

Herengracht 499

1017 BT Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Pop in for a coffee & say hi!

 
 
 
 
 

Contact Us

Contact us for collaborations, partnerships or if you would like to say hi!

Email us at:

info@seagoinggreen.org

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