Avoid Guilt Trips
Anyone can be a responsible tourist and Avoid Guilt Trips.
Tourism is the world's largest service industry, employing around 235 million (2010) people across the world, approximately 8 per cent of the global workforce. It can be a huge force for fighting human and environmental exploitation.
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Check out the members of our Ethical Tour Operators Group to find an ethical holiday which is enjoyable and enriching for both you and for the host communities you visit.
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Top tips on how to avoid guilt trips
Anyone can be a responsible tourist and Avoid Guilt Trips. There are big things you can do and small things you can do, but they all make a difference to someone's life.
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