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The Sustainable Travel Podcast covers all things sustainable travel! Studies suggest that 76% of people want to learn how to travel more sustainably. In other words, they don't want to give up their trips abroad to make the world a better place! There are those who say travel can never be sustainable, but we're here to prove them wrong. Travel can and will be a force for good - and this podcast is going to help! More ways to support our show! - Give the show a review - Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@that_travel
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Wildlife cafes are gaining popularity, especially in places like Japan, but are they good for the wildlife and safe for people? Is it ever right to have coffee with capybara or cake with pigs? I dive into this issue with
Travel is built on colonial systems that prioritise the comfort and wellbeing of outsiders over that of resident communities. Saying that doesn't place the blame on travellers or travel itself, but instead aims to find a
I interviewed conservationist and documentary maker Janna Giacoppo about all things Maasai, Marriott and human-wildlife conflict. How were Lazizi LTD and Marriott allowed to build a $3000 per night luxury hotel on an imp
With the humanitarian crisis in Gaza reaching unimaginable heights, I connected with 5 families living in Gaza, as well as Emma Chave, their long time friend and supporter in the UK.Support the 5 families in the podcast
Sarah is the brains behind Cultured Creative, a brand consulting and design studio for responsible tourism businesses that blends Sarah's Nigerian American roots and passion for deep cultural immersion with 12 years of b
Eva is a sustainable content creator, group trip host and environmentalist living South East Asia. She's been working together with local businesses across Asia, as well as NGOs to find out more about the plastic crisis
Angie is a content creator from Barcelona, who has been sharing content now for 10+ years and has a combined social media following of around 80k. She shared her thoughts and insights with me in this episode on how what
Sabine (aka @sabe_travels - Instagram) is a solo Black female traveller, whose guides to planning sabbaticals have been helping travellers all over the world. Sabe prides herself on visiting new countries, regardless of
Taryn is a Leave No Trace Level 2 instructor (the highest level you can get!) and outdoor writer, who has been working together with Leave No Trace for 20 years. In this episode, we discussed everything Leave No Trace: w
Tim is a train expert and founder of the online booking tool, Bookachoo, which helps corporate travellers find more sustainable options for travel. In this episode we talked about ALL things train and tried to answer the
We've all made 'mistakes' when it comes to wildlife when travelling (I mean, if you haven't, then a big well done to you!), and no one knows the horror of this better than Mia, who is currently studying for her Masters i
Alexa is an imperfect sustainability, small space garden and composting enthusiast. In this episode we talked about: 🤨 What zero waste actually means and why all the stigma around it ✅ How to be more zero waste in your
Kate is a conservation biologist who has spent the majority of her career in impressive ecosystems such as the Maldives or various African national parks (where she cared specifically for rhinos). In this episode, we tal
Mahin is a climate change activist and the founder of Carbon Wise Pakistan, Pakistan's first carbon footprint calculator. In this episode we chatted about: 🌍 The situation with climate change in Pakistan 👩🏽🏫 How imp
Welcome back to this episode with Danielle, a wildlife conservationist and elephant expert, who talks us through all things elephants in tourism. In part 2, we talked about: ✅ Green flags from good sanctuaries and how we
Danielle is an elephant expert and wildlife conservationist, who wrote her Masters on trauma in captive elephants within South East Asia. In this first part of our super interesting two part episode on these beautiful an
Have you ever wanted to help out abroad? Maybe you've thought about teaching, or building work or even working in an orphanage? Well all of those things are known as voluntourism and they can be good... sometimes. Howeve
Have you ever heard of a food desert? Something that is not discussed enough in the sustainable travel space is climate injustice, also known as environmental racism. Food deserts are a small part of this though honestly
Tesa is a wildlife conservation biologist and primatologist currently studying in the UK. In this enlightening conversation, we talked about: ✋🏽 When it is necessary for anyone to touch wildlife and who that should be �
Katie is a content creator and technology whizzkid who has a passion for sustainable travel and came to talk to me about how technology can be a force for good (and sometimes bad) within sustainable travel, and how we ca
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Danielle
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Jade
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