What can you do?
  • Recruit, train and employ local community members, including those living in poverty, and integrate them in the tourism value chain (as producers, suppliers, distributors, vendors)
  • Use already existing resources on health for guidance (e.g. from the ILO, WHO, etc.).
  • Pay equal remuneration, including benefits, for work of equal value and strive to pay a living wage to all women and men
  • Work with other groups such as governments, community groups, peer companies to improve local water governance or on water projects to address identified challenges
  • Partner with civil society networks to provide education and entrepreneurial skills training.
  • Share and engage with ONE Planet – Travel with care
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