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Welcome to the True Travellers Society Daily Podcast, your source for the newest breakthroughs in sustainable travel and volunteer tourism. It’s November twenty-third, twenty twenty-five. Today, we’ll explore the ripple effects of new global climate goals on travel, highlight a remote region in Thailand that’s embracing conservation and community tourism, and discover how responsible travelers can make a difference—no matter where their journeys lead.
First up, let’s talk climate action in travel. This week, the COP Thirty climate summit wrapped up in Brazil. While world leaders didn’t settle on a firm plan to phase out fossil fuels, there’s big movement: travel companies across the globe are now expected to publish detailed net-zero transition plans and embrace more climate-friendly operations. Why does this matter for you? If you’re a conscious traveler or tourism professional, you’ll be seeing more carbon offset programs, greener infrastructure, and pressure to prove real climate i
First up, let’s talk climate action in travel. This week, the COP Thirty climate summit wrapped up in Brazil. While world leaders didn’t settle on a firm plan to phase out fossil fuels, there’s big movement: travel companies across the globe are now expected to publish detailed net-zero transition plans and embrace more climate-friendly operations. Why does this matter for you? If you’re a conscious traveler or tourism professional, you’ll be seeing more carbon offset programs, greener infrastructure, and pressure to prove real climate i