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Kings Tours & Travel Sustainability Actions

Tree planting on tours

The travel content says the company offers an activity in Costa Rica where travelers plant native trees after a nature walk. The page explains that this supports reforestation, which means planting trees again in places where forest has been lost. It also says the activity can help local wildlife, soil health, and the visitor’s carbon footprint, meaning the amount of greenhouse gases linked to a trip. This is presented as part of a more responsible travel experience.

Elephant-friendly travel pledge

The article says EF took an elephant-friendly travel pledge in 2018 and works with Elephant Nature Park, a conservation-minded organization that cares for elephants that have been mistreated. The park lets visitors see elephants living more freely while they recover from past abuse. This is a travel practice linked to animal welfare, which means treating animals in a way that avoids harm and supports their care.

Support for Shanga River House

The page describes visits to Shanga River House in Tanzania, a social enterprise that gives people with disabilities a place to work and build skills. Travelers can tour the workshop and store, where people make glassware, household items, and jewelry, often from recycled materials. The visit is framed as support for a community business that creates income and skills opportunities for disabled workers.

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