The two flagship events at World Travel Market’s World Responsible Tourism Day programme, which takes place on Wednesday November 5 at WTM in Excel, London, will address two of the most controversi
The two flagship events at World Travel Market’s World Responsible Tourism Day programme, which takes place on Wednesday November 5 at WTM in Excel, London, will address two of the most controversial and challenging issues confronting the tourism industry today – wildlife poaching and child protection.
Regular host of World Responsible Tourism Day, BBC Hardtalk’s Stephen Sackur, will open the day by interviewing co-founder of Wilderness Safaris Colin Bell, and CEO of conservation charity Tusk, Charlie Mayhew. They will discuss how Africa, the tourism industry and the world at large respond to a crisis that has already this year seen more than 618 rhino killed in South Africa. The figure is more than were poached in the Kruger Park, the epicentre of the problem, during the whole o
Highlights from day 3 of World Travel Market
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Why South Africa Is Ending Captive Lion Keeping And Hunting
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Daniela Elser: William and Kate s quiet revolution inside royal family
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Prince William says he has not spoken to his brother since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey. Video / Sky News
Prince William says he has not spoken to his brother since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey. Video / Sky News
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If history has taught us one thing it is that revolutionaries tend to be male, charismatic and often bloodthirsty, belligerent ideologues hell bent on getting their way, often with an unseemly penchant for too much facial hair.