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Mint Tours Sustainability Actions

Uses small group tours

Mint Tours says its departures are small group tours, with an average guest-to-guide ratio of 6 guests per guide. The company presents this as a way to make trips easier to manage and give guests more access to the terrain and experience they want. This is an operating choice rather than a measured environmental result, but it can also mean fewer people are moved around together on each trip.

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Works with travel industry bodies

The company says it is a registered member of AFTA, IATA, and ATTA, and that it follows the ATAS Charter and Code of Conduct. AFTA is the Australian Federation of Travel Agents, IATA is the airline trade group, and ATTA is the Adventure Travel Trade Association. These memberships suggest the business is set up to follow industry rules and standards, but they are not the same as an environmental certification.

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Offers full-service trip planning

Mint Tours says it can arrange flights, insurance, stopovers, and pre- or post-tour travel. It also says it gives guests pre-trip emails with packing advice and destination details. This is a service feature, not a sustainability programme, but it may help travellers plan a trip more efficiently and reduce confusion around travel logistics.

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