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Healthy soil, locally produced food and thriving farms are essential to the landscapes and culinary traditions that make Tyrol one of Europe's best-known tourism destinations. A new programme launched by the TUI Care Foundation aims to strengthen these connections by bringing farmers, food producers, hotels and restaurants together to make regenerative agriculture an integral part of the region's tourism economy. TUI Field to Fork Austria is being launched by the TUI Care Fou

Rural communities in Albania, North Macedonia and Montenegro face growing economic and environmental pressures. Agriculture remains a key source of income for many households, yet small-scale farms often struggle with low productivity, limited market access and the increasing impacts of climate change. Rising temperatures, droughts and unpredictable rainfall threaten agricultural production, whilst migration, particularly amongst young people, continues to weaken rural econom

The Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve on Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula is a treasure trove of biodiversity and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, attracting over 90,000 visitors annually for wildlife watching and nature-based experiences. However, as tourism grows and infrastructure expands through projects such as the Mayan Train, Tulum Airport and major highways, this rich natural heritage faces increasing pressure. According to research conducted by the National Alliance for Jaguar Con

The TUI Care Foundation is celebrating ten years of its global TUI Junior Academy, a programme that has so far inspired more than 307,000 school-aged children from over 1,200 schools around the world to become environmental champions in their communities. Since its launch in 2016, the programme has also equipped almost 9,000 teachers and educators with the knowledge and tools to deliver environmental and sustainability education that continues to benefit new generations of st

The Gambia River communities hold a treasure of cultural heritage in the folklore of the Ninki Nanka - a mystical dragon said to reside in the creeks of the Gambia River. However, as traditional storytelling declines amongst younger generations, this rich heritage risks being lost forever. Meanwhile, rural communities along the river remain excluded from the tourism benefits concentrated in coastal areas. To preserve this endangered folklore and create sustainable livelihoods

The TUI Care Foundation, in partnership with development agency Target 8.9, has officially launched the TUI Futureshapers Cambodia project to bolster the resilience, competitiveness and sustainability of the country’s crucial tourism sector. The collaborative initiative focuses on empowering small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in tourism hubs such as Siem Reap. By bridging critical gaps in digital literacy and sustainability, the programme ensures local communities bene

The TUI Care Foundation is deploying a comprehensive support ecosystem on Sal Island, in Cape Verde, to empower local youth and accelerate small business growth. Implemented in collaboration with Sal Academy Vocational Training School and development agency Target 8.9, the initiatives position sustainable tourism as an active catalyst for long-term community development. The expanding tourism economy on Sal Island faces a critical socio-economic challenge. A mismatch exists

Costa Rica is recognised as one of the most biodiverse countries in the world, yet its ecosystems face increasing pressure. The Caribbean lowland rainforest, one of the country’s richest habitats, is amongst the most threatened due to deforestation, habitat fragmentation, poaching, and land conversion. These pressures place endangered species such as the critically endangered Lemur Leaf Frog and the Great Green Macaw at risk of extinction. At the same time, nearby communities

Amsterdam’s canals are amongst the city’s most recognisable landmarks and a key part of its international appeal. Each year, visitors explore the city from the water, discovering its architecture, bridges and historic houses. However, the human stories behind Amsterdam’s diverse identity are not always equally visible. Personal narratives, migration histories and contemporary cultural perspectives can remain outside the visitor experience, limiting opportunities for tourism t