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Travel is an incredible gift. It has the ability to open our eyes, our hearts and our minds to the unique cultures and spellbinding beauty of the natural world. But with this gift comes a responsibility – to protect the world as we know it.
By being a founding member of TreadRight, we work together to have a positive impact on the people and communities we visit, to help protect marine and wildlife, and to care for the planet we all call home.
At TreadRight, we are committed to encouraging the cultures, traditions and arts of the communities we visit to thrive. We seek to enable some of these communities to see true benefit from tourism through economic empowerment. We do this through our support of micro-enterprises, and community based tourism initiatives that build positive futures for community members and their families.
Reducing the environmental impact of our business isn’t just a ‘nice-to-have’ for us, it’s at the core of what we do. Together with The Travel Corporation, we are supporting projects striving to keep our oceans and coastlines clean, we’re committed to safeguarding the future of our planet. We’ve committed to eliminating as many unnecessary single-use plastics in both our offices and out on the road by 2022. In 2017 we introduced our e-docs program which allows our guests to receive their travel documents digitally, replacing the need for paper whilst also having a tree planted in their name as part of our plant a tree initiative.
The world’s wildlife is balancing on a dangerous precipice, so it is our responsibility to help protect the species most at risk of extinction. Partnering with leading wildlife organisations, we work to help protect and rehabilitate some of the elephant, rhino and big cat populations globally, whilst educating our guests on ethical wildlife experiences. In Australia, we’ve partnered with Australia Zoo Wildlife Warriors to support one of the largest and busiest wildlife hospitals in the world! They strive to rescue, rehabilitate and release sick, injured or displaced native wildlife, contributing to research that supports conservation of Australian native fauna.
Over 2,644 koalas helped
Thanks to AAT Kings and the TreadRight Foundation, the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital has treated over 2,644 koalas since 2014. As Australia’s busiest koala hospital, the facility is at the forefront of koala research and conservation.
55% of kiwis hatched nationwide
We support the conservation of New Zealand’s iconic native bird, the endangered kiwi. Our hatchery at Rainbow Springs is the largest kiwi conservation hatchery in the world.
