We are thrilled to announce that Viatu is now a certified B Corp, joining a global community of businesses dedicated to walking the sustainability talk. This certification is not just a badge; it's a comprehensive framework that helps us measure and improve our impact over the years, ensuring we leave a lasting positive footprint.

You've likely heard the saying "Go where the wind takes you". But for one individual, these words were taken to heart and transformed into action. In this month's Channels for Change, we follow Jerrie de Kop, a professional kitesurfer bringing awareness to the ecological dangers the Kilimanjaro area faces, in the documentary ‘Follow the Wind’.

Dive into the captivating world of lion conservation with Simon Naylor, the conservation manager at Phinda Private Game Reserve, in &Beyond's thought-provoking podcast series, 'Leave Our World a Better Place.' Simon's extensive experience as a conservation manager at Phinda Private Game Reserve for over 16 years offers valuable insights into the challenges and successes of preserving lion populations across Africa and Asia.

This month’s Channels for Change edition takes you on a journey through the history and environmental struggles of the Kowie River in the Eastern Cape of South Africa. Gain a deeper understanding of social and environmental justice while immersing yourself in the powerful narrative of this precious river's past and present.

You’ve probably heard the term ‘sustainable aviation fuel’ flying around, but what is it? Is it a viable alternative to traditional and harmful jet fuel, and who uses it? In this blog post, fellow responsible travellers, we will unpack why sustainable aviation fuel is a great alternative to jet fuel and how these changes are being implemented as we speak… ✈️

Water conservation is an integral part of sustainable travel. Not only is mindful water use important for healthy ecosystems and destinations, but for local people and yourself, too. Here are 5 tips to help you conserve water while you’re out exploring the world… 💧

&Beyond continues to forge an incomparable hospitality vision by seamlessly blending luxury with sustainability. &Beyond’s unwavering commitment to ethical and sustainable tourism is evident in their core ethos which is centred around empowering local communities, preserving the environment, and providing guests with an unforgettable experience that leaves a positive impact. Read on to learn more about &Beyond’s impact.

Viatu is proud to announce that we have registered as members of 1% for the Planet so that we can start to carve away a more sustainable future for travel and, as a result, the beautiful places that we offer as destinations for those who live in them. 1% for the Planet is a groundbreaking organisation that partners with different sustainable companies and individuals across the globe.

The notion of sustainable travel has been getting some well-deserved attention from the world, but with that, travellers are also getting overloaded with (mis)information. We certainly don’t want travellers to get burdened with discouraging misconceptions when it comes to travelling sustainably. Let’s negate some of the most believed myths about sustainable travel!

South Africa’s vibrant foodscape tells a story of a melting pot of cultures that have evolved and influenced each other over time to get to what is on your South African food plate today. This blog gives you a tasty rundown on the best local delicacies you want to try in your next South African adventure. Let’s dig in!

Travelling to a new country is exciting for several reasons, not least because you get to experience an entirely new culinary culture from your own. In this article, we will look at the delicious delicacies and local foods you, without a doubt, must try during your next visit to Namibia.

Wait, there’s a difference between African wild dogs and hyenas? Yes, hyenas and wild dogs are not the same animals! No need to worry if you did not know this. In this article, you will learn how to distinguish between these fascinating animals. Read on to master the art of telling an African wild dog and a hyena apart.

From operators designing itineraries, to guides leading tours, few distinguished roles have been easy for women to reach. But all that is slowly changing. These are a few of the women changing the travel industry today.

Learn how the IPCC's AR6 emphasises our responsibility to shape a healthier vision and actuality for tourism if we are to achieve global sustainability 🌎✈️