Sustainable travel tomorrow
starts with small changes today
Sustainable travel tomorrow starts with small changes today
We’re the lucky ones: those who get to explore Planet Earth. But if we want future generations to experience the same joy in traveling, there need to be changes to protect our environment. A single company can’t reverse things overnight, but together, we can take small steps that lead to big change.
We’re the lucky ones: those who get to explore Planet Earth.
But if we want future generations to experience the same joy in traveling, there need to be changes to protect our environment. A single company can’t reverse things overnight, but together, we can take small steps that lead to big change.
We started with one reusable Bag we’ve kept 848,546,681 single-use bags out of the world's landfills
Do you ever read headlines with huge accomplishments and wonder how a smaller travel company like yours will ever catch up?
Or maybe you’re newly tasked with implementing sustainable travel policies for your department?
Measuring the impact of your business on the environment?. Did your company add a corporate social responsibility department, and now you’re focused on initiatives that positively affect humanity—and the bottom line?
ChicoBag was in the same boat back in 2005. With over 5.25 trillion pieces of plastic in the ocean, we saw the mounting problem with single-use plastic. We wanted to fight it, but how? Where do you even start with such a lofty goal?
Have Fun Do Good
...also started small.
This for-purpose travel company organizes group trips across the country that blend unique experiences with volunteerism, but it all started when founder Adam Kunes did a 100-day Semester at Sea program. He knew he wanted to travel and give back, and today, Have Fun Do Good has grown from one man into an organization now counting over 567 volunteers from across the country to complete more than 20,000 volunteer hours.
When you’ve got big dreams, it can feel overwhelming to get started. But here’s the thing: even the smallest tweak in your operations—like switching from single-use sandwich bags on your backpacking trip to reusable ones or swapping paper itineraries for digital ones—can add up. Add your changes to everybody else doing a #littlebitbetter and it leads to enormous change.
Have Fun Do Good ..........also started small.
This for-purpose travel company organizes group trips across the country that blend unique experiences with volunteerism. It all started when founder Adam Kunes did a 100-day Semester at Sea program. He knew he wanted to travel and give back, and today, Have Fun Do Good has grown from one man into an organization now counting over 567 volunteers from across the country to complete more than 20,000 volunteer hours.
When you’ve got big dreams, it can feel overwhelming to get started. But here’s the thing: even the smallest tweak in your operations—like switching from single-use sandwich bags on your backpacking trip to reusable ones or swapping paper itineraries for digital ones—can add up. Add your changes to everybody else doing a #littlebitbetter and it leads to enormous change.
Reaching your goals is all about doing
Reaching your goals is all about doing
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Peruvian Soul got its start by encouraging and organizing sustainable trips to Peru, but for more than a decade they’ve also raised money and visited local communities in need to plant trees, provide educational opportunities, and give back however they can.
Delta Airlines has set an ambitious goal to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2030, which would make it the first global airline to do so and allow travelers to see the world with less of a footprint.
Skyline Hawaii is conserving the island, one zip at a time. Through regenerative travel and ecotourism, this organization has contributed to hundreds of reforestation and ocean cleanup events in addition to nearly $2M to local environmental nonprofits.
Universal Orlando Resort has been a partner of Give Kids the World since 1990, giving children with critical illnesses a chance to experience the joy of theme parks with their families.
While tourists were unable to visit, five tour companies donated their scuba equipment to scientists in an effort to regrow the Great Barrier Reef. Win for the scientists, win for the tour companies, and win for our planet.
Peruvian Soul got its start by encouraging and organizing sustainable trips to Peru, but for more than a decade they’ve also raised money and visited local communities in need to plant trees, provide educational opportunities, and give back however they can.
Delta Airlines has set an ambitious goal to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2030, which would make it the first global airline to do so and allow travelers to see the world with less of a footprint.
Skyline Hawaii is conserving the island, one zip at a time. Through regenerative travel and ecotourism, this organization has contributed to hundreds of reforestation and ocean cleanup events in addition to nearly $2M to local environmental nonprofits.
Universal Orlando Resort has been a partner of Give Kids the World since 1990, giving children with critical illnesses a chance to experience the joy of theme parks with their families.
While tourists were unable to visit, five tour companies donated their scuba equipment to scientists in an effort to regrow the Great Barrier Reef. Win for the scientists, win for the tour companies, and win for our planet.