The Code is pleased to welcome the Association of Southeast Asian Social Enterprises for Training in Hospitality and Catering, ASSET-H&C, […]
Last month, Parliamentarians from ASEAN Member States agreed to a 24-point checklist, which will guide future legal interventions to protect
Training the travel and tourism industry prevents the sexual exploitation of children Read Post »
The 2016 Global Study on the Sexual Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism suggested that low-cost airlines, more travel for
Three Code members recognised in latest ECPAT report on Bosnia and Herzegovina Read Post »
Carlson Wagonlit Travel (CWT), the global digital travel management company, published its latest Annual Responsible Business Report, showing significant progress
Carlson’s Responsible Business Report shows commitment to Child Protection Read Post »
The Code has today announced its Top Members for 2017.
The Code recognises tourism companies for exceptional efforts to protect children Read Post »
The Code is a network of inspiring tourism companies around the world who are choosing to take action to protect
Tourism Hero: Thomas Cook UK Read Post »
As part of their dedication to sustainable tourism in South Africa, Abang Africa have successfully implemented all six of The
Abang Africa promotes responsible tourism in South Africa Read Post »
Over the next few months we would like to introduce you to some of our members in more detail, and
Q & A with new member: E-Trip Africa Read Post »
12 May 2013 – Indaba Travel Show, South Africa The Tourism Child Protection Code of Conduct, an instrument of self-regulation and
City Lodge acknowledged as best practice of The Code by Fair Trade Tourism South Africa Read Post »
