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World Tourism Day 2026: When Travelling Also Means Making Choices
World Tourism Day is celebrated on September 27. This year, among the initiatives inviting us to reflect on the relationship between tourism, rights and responsibility, there is also the webinar “Ethical Tourism: Travelling Without Financing Genocide & Apartheid”, organized by the No Room for Genocide campaign. Travel brings people, places and communities into contact. For […]
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Ethical and responsible tourism: how accommodations can contribute to social justice and peace
Tourism is never neutral: choices about travel, hospitality and economic partnerships also have a social and ethical dimension. This is why Ecobnb has joined the Apartheid Free Zone (AFZ) campaign and gives accommodation providers the opportunity to communicate their participation, making it visible to travellers. In recent years, the debate on sustainable tourism has developed […]
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Ethical Tourism: How Your Bookings Can Support Peace and Justice
Today, everything is increasingly interconnected: our daily choices have effects that ripple across the world. Even booking a vacation can have significant consequences. By using platforms that offer accommodations in illegally occupied territories, such as the West Bank or East Jerusalem, we may end up indirectly supporting war and the occupation of Palestine. Would you […]
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