Bringing compassion to tourism
Animals are a popular part of many holiday experiences: from the viewing of wildlife in the wild, to visiting captive animal facilities, to animals that carry people or loads, as well as those involved in cultural practices.
Managed well, tourism can influence the protection of animals and nature, but without safeguards in place, it can result in poor welfare of animals, threaten their survival, and place people, business, and destination reputation at risk.
Adopt measures to protect the welfare and survival of animals involved in your operations and supply chain with ANIMONDIAL’s product procurement and auditing support services.
Work together to bring about environmental sustainability and prevent disease transfer between animals and people.
Ensure an end to the unsustainable trade that threatens the survival of thousands of ‘endangered’ animal and plant species, each integral to the good health of the natural environment.
Benefit from a carefully selected portfolio of animal protection projects and alternative experiences to enhance your product offerings.
Be part of our new recognition scheme to showcase your business commitment to minimise negative impact on animals and the natural world.
Daniel Turner and Helen Usher, Directors of ANIMONDIAL, are interviewed by Rachel O’Reilly, Head of Communications, Kuoni UK, about DER Touristik Group’s Animal Welfare Commitment.
Businesses participating in ANIMONDIAL’s Build Back Better for Animals initiative will meet the requirements of the following UN Sustainable Development Goals. The Sustainable Development Goals are the blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all. They address the global challenges we face, including those related to poverty, inequality, climate change, environmental degradation, peace and justice.
