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mapThe issues explained
Displacement, exploitation, environmental damage- Find out about all the key issues in our quick interactive guide.

 

 

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Kenyan hotel workers tell their stories in this moving photographic exhibition...

 

 

Campaigning for social justice for survivors of the tsunami

People are still being forced from their land three years after the Tsunami by coastal developersFunds meant for rebuilding the lives of tsunami affected communities in India are funding tourism developments that will bring them no benefit and place their land and livelihoods under renewed threat. Take action now!

Tourism Concern has teamed up with local partners to protect the rights of tsunami survivors in India and Sri Lanka from the rapid development of the tourism industry.

Read more: Tsunami Campaign | Tsunami and Displacement Project

 

Tour operators should boycott Burma

Recent events in Burma have highlighted the need for Tourists to stay away Recent events in Burma highlighted the suffering caused by the military regime, which uses tourism to attract foreign investment. Tourism Concern calls for tour operators and tourists to stay away until democracy is restored.

Take Action Now | More on our Burma Campaign

Global tourism in figures

- Global Tourism worth US$ 733 billion (2006)
- Tourism employs 8% of the global workforce
- 1.6 billion international tourists by 2020

Unregulated tourism development is continuing to devastate environments, degrade cultures and destroy traditional livelihoods.

Find out what we do to make sure the benefits of tourism are felt by all...