ECPAT-USA’s new Public Service Announcement and campaign, “Does Your Hotel Know?”, calls on hotels and travelers to learn the
ECPAT USA launches Public Service Announcement and campaign “Does Your Hotel Know?” Read Post »
A decade ago, Marilyn Carlson Nelson, then CEO of Carlson, formally signed The Code of Conduct for the Protection of
10 years of promoting child protection in US tourism Read Post »
We are thrilled to announce that Sabre Holdings is the latest tourism company to reach Top Member status, having implemented
Sabre takes lead role in fight against child sex tourism Read Post »
July 26th, 2013 – SAN FRANCISCO, CA— Socially responsible tour operator Altruvistas has announced they will formally join ECPAT’s Tourism Child-Protection Code
Altruvistas to join The Code Read Post »
Worldwide Travel Group/E-Trip Africa has joined The Code as its newest member in the United States. As a signatory of
The Code welcomes Worldwide Travel Group Read Post »
Kimberly Ritter of St. Charles, a senior account manager at Nix Conference & Meeting Management, member of The Code in
FBI Honors Kimberly Ritter of Nix Conference & Meeting Management Read Post »
The International Tour Management Institute is proud to announce that it has been accepted as a member to the ECPAT Code of Conduct for the Protection of Children from Exploitation in Travel and Tourism.
International Tour Management Institute signs The Code Read Post »
United States-based tour operator, Meaningful Trip joined the fight against child trafficking by signing the Tourism Child-Protection Code of Conduct
Meaningful Trip signs The Code Read Post »
Sabre Holdings Becomes The First Travel Technology Company to Sign The Code 31 May 2012, Sabre Holdings is the first
ECPAT USA signs two US companies to The Code: Real Hospitality Group and Sabre Holdings Read Post »
