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The Ethical Travel Guide

If you're tired of Tourist Traps and Guilt Trips, or just want to have a positive impact on local people and their environment, this book is for you.

Find hundreds of new ideas for your next holiday and visit amazing communities not listed in other guidebooks.

Books and magazines

In this section you will find a selection of books and other items for holidaymakers to help ensure we have a great time on holiday and also give something back to the people and places we visit .

Avoid Guilt Trips T shirts

Be controversial with one of our stylish t shirts designed by top ad agency, St Luke's and printed on sweatshop free organic cotton.

Videos and DVDs

A selection of videos on the impacts of tourism on destinations.

In Focus magazine

Tourism Concern's quarterly magazine, In Focus, covers news and features of relevance to people concerned about tourism's impact. Includes updates on Tourism Concern's campaigns and on-going work.

Teaching resources

A selection of videos and teaching packs on sustainable tourism to use in primary and secondary schools.

Information Packs

Documentation Packs are compiled from material held in our resource centre, containing in depth information, issues and opinions on the various topics.

Poems

Cecil Rajendra is a Malaysian human rights lawyer and has established himself as one of the most powerful and influential, if also one of the most controversial voices in poetry from the South.

His poems have been translated into 27 countries yet for the most part his work remains unheralded and unknown among the Asian literati. Even in Malaysia you will not find his work in library bookshelves or in any anthology of Malaysian poetry.

This is not surprising. An activist at heart, Rajendra has never been part of the literary establishment. His poetry is of the streets not the academy, and preferring to forge an independent path, he is often seen as a threat to both the political and literary establishment.

Much of his poetry concerns the impacts of tourism on the South. His latest collection, Tankas from a Tsunami, is a narrative poem highlighting the horrors of the Tsunami and its aftermath.

Reports

Tourism Concern's reports

1. Gaps in Development: An analysis of the UK international volunteering sector (April 2007)

2. Post-tsunami reconstruction and tourism: a second disaster? (October 2005)

3. Labour standards, social responsibility and tourism (January 2004)

4. FCO travel advisories: the case for transparency and balance (October 2003)

Research Papers

A selection of research papers from Tourism Concern and others.