Environmental protection and marine conservation projects on a small developing island nation which depends on the tourism industry.

In Croatia we're working to show that resort development can take place in an integrated and collaborative way so it creates a positive relationship with local communities.

In Mexico we are working to help Maya communities develop sustainable products and services for the mainstream tourism supply chain.

In Turkey we're working with destination partners to help identify ways to preserve the natural resources of Fethiye and the surrounding region whilst continuing to provide economic benefits.

In the Western Cape, we are supporting CapeNature to generate funds for conservation in a way that also brings socio-economic benefits.

We are working in Montego Bay to increase the scale and spread of tourism revenue to local businesses and communities.

In Cabo Verde we have set up a Destination Council, showing how local tourism stakeholders can work together to manage the impacts of tourism.

The Travel Foundation is undertaking research into the value of different tourism markets to a destination.

Our goal is to contribute to the eradication of the invasive lionfish species, supporting the conservation of native reef fish stocks around Saint Lucia.

This project will find ways to reduce the pollution and waste created by tourism, and make it a more efficient industry in terms of water, energy and land use.

Tourism development can lead to negative impacts on people and the environment in tourism destinations. In order to mitigate the risk of having a negative impact, we need to understand more about the risks associated with tourism.

We're collaborating with Harvard's International Sustainable Tourism Initiative to develop tools that enable destinations to measure tourism's impact.