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Welcome to the True Travellers Society Daily Podcast! It’s December sixteenth, twenty twenty-five. Today, we’re exploring how smarter, greener transportation is transforming the way we travel—and a record-breaking recovery for African tourism. Stay with us for inspiration you can use on your next adventure.
Let’s jump in with our first story:
Cities worldwide are rethinking tourism by designing better ways for people to get around—and it’s making travel more inclusive and sustainable. In Edinburgh, tourism researchers used digital mapping to see how easy it is for visitors to access attractions by bus or bike. The results are clear: cities with accessible, well-connected transport aren’t just more enjoyable, they also reduce carbon emissions and help all travelers, including those using wheelchairs or strollers, feel welcome. For example, Copenhagen lets visitors use route-planning tools to find the best cycling paths—making it easier to swap car travel for eco-friendly bikes. Why d
Let’s jump in with our first story:
Cities worldwide are rethinking tourism by designing better ways for people to get around—and it’s making travel more inclusive and sustainable. In Edinburgh, tourism researchers used digital mapping to see how easy it is for visitors to access attractions by bus or bike. The results are clear: cities with accessible, well-connected transport aren’t just more enjoyable, they also reduce carbon emissions and help all travelers, including those using wheelchairs or strollers, feel welcome. For example, Copenhagen lets visitors use route-planning tools to find the best cycling paths—making it easier to swap car travel for eco-friendly bikes. Why d