Sustainable tourism through sustainable business
 
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Sustainable Tourism Consulting Services

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  • Free advice on upcoming regulations (i.e. EU plastic ban)

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1 day sustainability workshop

  • Sustainability 101

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  • Green transition strategy

  • Environmental training & capacity development

  • Eco verification & green branding

 
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sustainable tourism through sustainable business

Our mission is to alleviate the negative impacts of the tourism industry on the marine environment.

Is your company ready to #GoGreenForTheBigBlue ?

 
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80% Of coral is destroyed due to the effects of tourism.

Take a look at this video from World Economic Forum based on the article that our very own Ally Dragozet and Melissa Novotny together with Jemi Lace wrote on how tourism is affecting the ocean.

 

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

 
 

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On May 30th 18 researchers will take off on an expedition across the Pacific Ocean. 🛳👨🏻‍🔬👩🏼‍🔬 • • They will collect samples in polluted locations such as the north Pacific garbage patch for an analysis of where micro plastics end up in the sea, what happens to them and how weathering affects them. For more on this story please check out the link in our bio. • • 📸: @mattblakersphoto 🌊 • •
We've compiled a few of stats to show you how long different single-use plastics take to break down in the ocean. It is worth noting that plastics don't really decompose. • • Rather, they become microplastics, meaning that they become so small that they can't be seen with the naked eye but that they basically circulate in the natural world forever. 🤦🏻‍♂️ • • This is a problem that transcends generations, is already showing insidious results in the form of plastic fibers being found in seafood at markets and marine animals getting caught in and killed by it. With an exponential increase in the production of plastic over time you can begin to picture what future generations will have to put up with if we don't cease its production immediately! 👶🏽👶🏻👶🏼👶🏾👶🏿🌏⚠️ • • Graphic by @kelsireyes 💁🏻
 

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