The Green Tourism Project, a second phase of Green Travel Transformation Project, aims to develop a model that can be used to assess the sustainability of travel chains (outward journey – stay – return journey) and the ability to label it. It also seeks to create effective online communication with travelers on sustainable trips.
Planet 4 People, as part of a consortium, developed the marketing plans of seven emblematic projects, intended to position these community tourism products under the Mayan World brand. P4P provided a detailed action program, based on the 2030 Agenda and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The Cape Horn Biosphere Reserve represents, one of the few tourist frontiers on the planet. These are pristine and fragile landscapes, with low or no presence of human beings. Opening up for tourists will provide economic benefits but can affect the value of the site. P4P has been engaged to provide perspectives on developing nature-based and scientific tourism.
The Rwenzori Mountain National Park (RMNP) is one of the lesser funded parks a in Uganda. P4P, working for WWF and in collaboration with UWA and the RMNP staff, developed a fundraising strategy to ensure overall conservation of the unique RMNP ecosystems. P4P also held a capacity building workshop for park managers.
Addressing over tourism is key to the preservation of many threatened natural and cultural heritage sites, as well as to ensuring the well-being of residents of urban areas. P4P was engaged to develop a “marketing with a purpose” strategy.
Certification in tourism is growing. Tourist are more attracted and loyal to responsible travel and need a 3rd part verification. The Instituto Costarricense de Turismo engaged P4P to lead the development of the new CST.2.
P4P, engaged by the GIZ, conducted a workshop train CSOs part of BioNet on funding opportunities for conservation, particularly using marketing for conservation of protected areas. This is part of a project to build the capacity of civil society to address conservation issues.
P4P provided national and nature parks of Croatia a marketing strategy to attract environmentally and culturally sensitive travelers. P4P also conducted two workshops for protected area managers and marketing staff, including representatives from private sector and other government agencies.
The Rwenzori Mountains have focused its tourism promotion to hiking the only glacier in the Equator. The RMNP does have the potential to attract tourism that will support conservation efforts and community livelihoods based on its rich biodiversity and local culture. P4P assessed the potential of existing products and identified new opportunities with local communities.
Uganda has a rich and diverse landscape ranging from the snow-capped Rwenzori Mountains to the immense Lake Victoria. It is rich in biodiversity and its
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