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Posted by Richard Hammond at 09:33 on Monday 07 September 2009
An article in this weekend's Observer highlights tensions between the Masai and tour operators in Tanzania.
Posted by Richard Hammond at 09:29 on Thursday 30 July 2009
Clean Breaks – 500 new ways to see the world is published today. Written by Richard Hammond (founder of greentraveller.co.uk and freelance...
Posted by Richard Hammond at 12:18 on Wednesday 01 April 2009
Tribes Travel, the 'Fair Trade Travel' company, has launched a website that showcases fixed itinerary holidays run by the company that are cheaper...
Posted by Richard Hammond at 03:43 on Friday 22 February 2008
To mark Fairtrade fortnight, GreenTraveller profiles ten holidays that can make a difference to the local community...Featured on the labels of...
Posted by Richard Hammond at 09:41 on Monday 11 February 2008
We think so. Here are four of GreenTraveller's favourite ethical holidays:IndiaJoin a walking tour to the foothills of the Himalayas just south of...
Posted by Richard Hammond at 05:17 on Monday 07 January 2008
Richard Hammon reviews hot and ethical holiday destinations...
Posted by Richard Hammond at 06:51 on Thursday 30 August 2007
Jonny Bealby gives his views...
Posted by Richard Hammond at 11:48 on Saturday 25 August 2007
As a third series of Tribe gets underway, Bruce Parry and his crew describe their personal highlights from their latest extreme adventures, and...
Posted by Richard Hammond at 09:13 on Tuesday 24 April 2007
Surama is a traditional Amerindian village in the forest-covered Pakaraima mountains 300km south of the capital Georgetown. It's the home of the...
Posted by Richard Hammond at 09:31 on Monday 05 March 2007
Fair Trade Fortnight is showing how producers in developing countries can get a fairer deal,
Posted by Richard Hammond at 06:47 on Saturday 07 January 2006
Review of Feynan Eco Lodge, Jordan | Richard Hammond
Posted by Richard Hammond at 06:20 on Saturday 15 October 2005
Real community-based tourism is increasingly popular in some of the world's most adventurous destinations - from local homestays in the...
Posted by Richard Hammond at 09:50 on Saturday 22 May 2004
'Tourism is 10 years behind other sectors in terms of social responsibility' says Anita Roddick. Here she shares her views with...