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Travel goes hand in hand with the cultural and economic empowerment of communities. This year for International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, we’re highlighting some incredible Indigenous experiences at the forefront of tourism in their communities, like Warrior Women, lead by Matricia Bauer pictured here.

This International Women’s Day, we interviewed three inspiring women involved with our TreadRight partners about their work, their accomplishments, and their advice to women and girls with a passion for making positive change. See what Rosamira Guillen, Marla Bull Bear and Najah Roberts (left to right) had to say.

There are four interwoven themes in Leon Burnette's life that have granted him a vast wealth of knowledge and experience: sociocultural rights, civil and political rights, Black music history, and mentorship. All four themes are underpinned by the love of travel. As a result of Leon’s passion for equity and the inclusion of diverse voices in the music and media industry, the Media Arts Institute of Alabama was born in 2005, and this year, the Tourism Pathways Project was launched.

The Travel Corporation and its family of brands are pleased to announce the signing of the Glasgow Declaration, committing us and uniting our sector in a shared commitment to accelerating climate action towards 1.5 degrees.  

A pledge is only as good as the action it generates.

Ami is an award-winning National Geographic photographer, filmmaker, and writer whose work in wildlife conservation aligns with TreadRight’s initiatives including our work with rhino, elephant, and leopard populations across Africa and India.

TreadRight has developed a series of resources to guide you through the 4 stages of travel planning and decision-making

This new year we're making it easy for you to be a sustainable traveler with this simple checklist!

The World Travel Market 2019 in London brought industry leaders together to discuss the future of sustainable travel.

The Travel Corporation’s family of brands pledge to share TreadRight’s ethos as travelers, as travel providers, and as members of the global travel industry.

In Celebration of World Environment Day TreadRight unveils new People, Wildlife and Planet projects

Inspired by the partnership with Manitobah Mukluks Storyboot School project in Canada, TreadRight looked to Australia in hopes of forging a similar partnership Down Under.

Red Carnation Hotels have surprised guests and The TreadRight Foundation alike with special Easter eggs at their Ashford Castle property in Ireland.

There’s no denying the potential power the travel and tourism industry has to help forge a positive and empowered future for women in the developing world.

Despite heavy rains that delayed work, progress continues at TreadRight's water intervention project in Cambodia.

Providing access to clean water relieves girls from the burden of collecting water, allowing them to pursue an education, and reduces the rates of waterborne illnesses.

An update from our most recent project with Just a Drop for Chray Village in Cambodia, where we are bringing safe water and sanitation to 2,010 people, as well as conducting WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene) training.