Educational Resources

The International Labour Organization and the United Nations Global Compact have identified nine business practices to improve safety and health through supply chains and create a culture of prevention and protection.

Length: 21 pages

This course explores how intangible cultural heritage supports sustainable development, resilience, and community well-being, addressing challenges like health, gender, and conflict, emphasising the importance of keeping living heritage alive.

Duration: 6 weeks, with 2-4 hours per week

This self-paced course covers animal welfare in tourism, exploring the impacts of tourism activities on animal welfare and providing guidelines for responsible interactions with animals in human care and in the wild, including a set of Do's and Don'ts for different scenarios.

Duration: 1 hour

This self-paced course teaches how sustainable tourism can help protect sea turtle populations by introducing turtle-friendly practices for beachfront businesses. It also explores the significance of sea turtles in marine ecosystems and the challenges they face.

Duration: 1 hour

The Responsible Tourism Handbook provides a comprehensive guide for tourism operators to minimize their impact on the environment and benefit local communities. It offers practical advice on sustainable practices, community engagement, and conservation, promoting responsible tourism in the Magaliesberg region of South Africa.

Lenght: 52 pages

This self-paced course teaches tourism managers and enthusiasts to develop child-friendly tourism, understand child rights, identify negative impacts, promote positive practices, and combat child sexual exploitation in tourism. 

Duration: 1 hour

This self-paced course explores tourism's impact on child rights, highlighting children’s vulnerabilities and how growing travel trends increase risks. It offers insights into protecting children and benefits for your tourism business. (1 hour)