Responsible Travel
Threeland Travel proudly received the prestigious Travelife Partner level award, recognizing its long-term commitment to sustainability and corporate social responsibility (CSR). We are working to move forward to stage 3 - Travelife Certificate of Excellence. To achieve this honor, Threeland Travel met over 100 rigorous standards encompassing office management, product range, partnerships with international business partners, and client information. The Travelife Partner level also aligns with ISO 26000 CSR guidelines, addressing crucial issues such as environmental protection, biodiversity, human rights, and labor relations.
With our wholehearted mission is working toward as a responsible travel company, Threeland cares much on how our operation impacts to people and places that we touch. We truly aware that trust and success are built by responsibility. “Being responsible” is not only to the environment but also to the people collaborating with Threeland including partners, staffs, and travelers. We aim to raise better places of living for locals and visiting for travelers in the long-term commitment.
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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Is The Key To Success
Some natural core and reserved zones are often added to our itineraries for adventurous and active activities, we encourage our travelers to preserve the environment, socially and economically sustain the well-being of local people, eventually make each trip meaningful and impactful. To make our CSR initiative success, we count on all parties involved who are still our partners, staff, travelers, and community residents. Hence, we have a sharp focus effectively on reducing the bad impact on the environment such as choosing carefully transport suppliers, hotel partners, limit footprint on green grasses and offer alternate green options for like-minded clients willing to reduce waste on their trip. We have initiated good impacts of cultural give-and-take on foreign visitors, given more investment in remote areas for tourism and provided monthly training session for our staff on sustainability.
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Children Support, Especially Difficult Living
Threeland Travel currently coordinates with dedicated partners and actively engages our partners and travelers to make a high volume of meaningful tours towards children who are having a difficult living or who are disabling by lighting up their smiles, improving living standards and education level. We pioneer and support projects related to children and follow strictly to Child Protection policies. Every year, Threeland also organized winter outing for staff and we frequently tend to travel to a remote area to meet local hill tribal children and raise donation by giving clothes, money, books and essential appliance too.
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Sustainable & Community-Based Tourism
Threeland pays attention on the knowledge of the geographical character for travelers and locals of places that they are visiting and living such as surrounding environment, heritage, aesthetics, culture and well-being. We also can cater CBT and provide eco-accommodation which maximize benefits for local communities on conserving fragile cultures, their habitats, biological diversity, minimizes negative environmental impacts & helps local people to have job. Our customers are able to visit a destination where ethical issues are the key driver such as social injustice, animal welfare or the environment.
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Our Responsible Policies
Following Travelife certification program, Threeland Travel creates a responsible policy as a commitment to define the way we work and perform. Some of the highlight points which we attach special importance toward responsibility are:
Ecology protection: Discourage smoking, garbage, disruption of local communities’ life; Prevent the environment’s destruction.
Build long-term community-based projects: Create jobs and support local economies by hiring locals, consuming local products and living with local style at our eco-lodge in remote area; Develop tours with positive impacts on local community grassroots.
Minimize negative environmental impacts through alternative ways such as walking, cycling, and rickshaws; offers no activities that harm humans, animals, plants, natural resources (e.g. water/energy), or which are socially/culturally unacceptable.
Energy and resource savings: Work with hotel partners to friendly remind customers of in-room power and resource saving encourage the adoption of eco option such as re-using towels and sheets.
Limit unnecessary waste: minimize consumption of paper, energy, and water at offices and on tour.
Use eco-friendly working materials at office, hotel and on tour.
