There is an ever-growing demand for tourist organisations to be sensitive and responsible in all areas of operation.
Special care and attention to the environment, wildlife, human resources and local communities are key to a sustainable approach, and will increasingly be the trigger for clients preferring to stay in a particular property.
A sustainable approach makes good business sense:
We would love to work with you to help you develop your sustainable tourism concepts and, of course, to put them into practice.
At Natural World we market and promote some of the planet’s most remote and least known wild places – some of the world’s most wonderful places that are simply not being heard about.
There is a dilemma of course – whilst it is our mission to ensure that these wild places are protected for generations to come, it is also our task to publicise them so that people visit, learn, and appreciate their value. It is only by doing this, that we can spread the word about the crucial importance of wilderness and wild places in our world today.
We want people to return from the wilderness as converts who go out and ‘preach the gospel’ of its necessity.
We are passionate about the importance of wilderness environments and conservation, and the vital role that tourism has to play in linking the two.
Real conservation requires energy, effort and considerable foresight. All of the organisations that we work with are small specialists. None are pursuing large numbers of clients, simply the right people to share in the belief that by making tourism and conservation work hand in hand the environment will be protected for generations to come.
These are organisations with high ideals and a commitment to making them happen. If this is you, we’d love to promote your organisation and the good work you are doing.
We are a small, privately run consulting business established in 2010, run by travel industry professionals. We are committed to the unending research and development of a responsible, sustainable approach to tourism and all that it touches.
Chris has been a safari guide, worked in the UK’s top travel agencies and established a series of ground-breaking tour operators. Chris has more than 25 years’ experience of working with tourist organisations and wilderness properties in some of the world’s wildest places.
After many years working in travel, Teresa branched out in 2000 to form Dive Worldwide. This has not stopped the itchy feet, so whenever possible Teresa is off exploring new destinations. She loves nothing better than to explore some of the remote areas, with a special affinity for the Pacific and their many islands.