Most back hands-on conservation experiences

Last week, Tourism Update asked if it is ethical for guests to participate in hands-on conservation experiences such as wildlife monitoring, research or veterinary interventions.

The majority of respondents (55%) said they do not have ethical concerns about hands-on conservation experiences. However, 28% said they are concerned and 17% are unsure.

This week’s poll

As the EU’s new regulations policing misleading sustainability claims came into effect on September 27, Tourism Update would like to know if you have changed your marketing accordingly.

This week’s question:

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