Clare talks about their initiative to encourage travelling in the low season. How to spread out tourism and stop over tourism. Starting in Kilimanjaro and ending in the Serengeti, Clare outlines how the Green Season creates a longer year-round benefit to the local communities and the unexpected benefits to the traveller.

We hear about the work of Gosh PR’s dedicated Green & Good team that support and grow sustainable tourism, especially in the space of women travelling solo and the very first travel guide for the LBGTQ+ community in the world. We also hear about the importance of how travel fosters a greater understanding and empathy.

Celebrating 30 years, Pauline, Marketing Manager for Bay Gardens Resorts, reveals just how important the local community is to family run Bay Garden Resorts. From working with schools, World Food Day, sport coaching and creating a scholarship programme that acts as a gateway for the local young people to enter into the travel industry.

Recorded shortly after Mitch took on the longest climb of Mount Everest in history that started in Dover and took 8 months and 240 days. This was a 13,000km triathlon, taking in 19 countries and ending on top of the world. It’s a journey that ended in a book that addresses how to survive the trials of everyday life!

Eleni takes us on a personal voyage through her 5-minutes For Good. The power of a holiday and the personal good it provides to our souls. How travel makes us aware of the world around us and brings down cultural barriers. Giving us space to contemplate our place in the world and the importance of personal change.

Founder of G-Adventures, Planetary Foundations, entrepreneur, pioneer and advocate for how travel can change the world. Bruce takes us on a journey through community tourism and how doing good needs to be more than just actions.