Meaningful Travel Training

Tourism Cares aims to meet members wherever they are on their sustainability journey, with the end goal of creating a more meaningful and impactful travel industry. Drawing on nearly two decades of mission-driven work and research, our Meaningful Travel Training courses are crafted to enhance your sustainability knowledge and practices in travel, empowering you to make a positive difference.

Marketing Your Sustainability Journey

Learn how to market your sustainability journey! This module is designed for those shaping their company's sustainability narrative, but its insights benefit all sectors of the travel industry. Whether you're customer-facing or passionate about storytelling, this session will empower you to make a lasting impact.


✓ Tell your story more impactfully
✓ Enhance your brand reputation
✓ Deepen customer engagement
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Introduction to Disability Inclusion & Accessibility in Hospitality

In this course, we delve into the critical topic of accessibility in the travel industry. We'll explore the significance of creating inclusive environments for travelers with disabilities and provide insights into how you can enhance your services to cater to diverse needs. Join us as we discuss the principles of disability inclusion and accessibility, and learn how you can contribute to a more inclusive world through thoughtful and proactive measures.


✓ Discover the importance of accessibility and inclusion
✓ Explore how you can contribute to a more accessible world
✓ Learn how to enhance your communications and products

Tourism Cares members represent more than 160 companies in the travel + tourism industry, serving millions of travelers every year.

 SPOTLIGHT: PEOPLE + PLACES OF TOURISM CARES

Vital Ground Foundation | Tourism Cares Grantee

Through our partnership with Globus Family of Brands, funding will support permanent protection of 10 acres adjacent to Glacier National Park in an area of high priority grizzly bear habitat. More than 3 million visitors traveled to Glacier in 2019, many of them passing through the now protected area to hike, float, fish or view wildlife, making conservation projects like Glacier Gateway and waterway protections critical in protecting and conserving natural ecosystems.