In order to achieve the vision that we have to promote Responsible Tourism development in the west African region we have made important partnerships with various organisations that strive towards the same goals. From government bodies to National parcs and NGO's, we feel that 'on-the-ground' organisations are an essential addition to our mission. Please find a list of these below.

ASSET aims to assist and support small-scale enterprises in tourism to trade fairly and pursue sustainable development, which contributes to the conservation of the physical environment and the social and economic welfare of the community in The Gambia. To learn more about ASSET, click here.

Google "Sierra Leone" and you'll read about war and about poverty. Those two words sell our safe and spectacular country short, but the reality is that the Western Area Peninsula Forest Reserve (WAPFoR) is stunning: lush forest, white sandy beaches and black volcanic rock rising before cerulean blue skies. We invite you to come and tour Sierra Leone. Begin by exploring us virtually on this web site and then, be brave. Come and explore us in person. We'd love to have you.

The Environmental Foundation for Africa (EFA), capitalising on its wealth of experience, specialises in environmental awareness raising and capacity building at the national, regional and international levels using high impact communications tools and training programs to build an environmentally conscious society motivated to maintain the integrity of nature in Africa. To visit their website, please click here.

The mission of the Ghana Tourist Board is to ensure sustainable tourism development through the creation of an enabling environment for the provision of quality tourism facilities and services for the travelling public with a well qualified, highly motivated and dedicated workforce and thereby promoting tourism to become a leading sector of the economy. To visit their website, click here.

International Coalition for Responsible Tourism is composed of experts & professionnals of tourism industry, NGO & associations, committed to responsible tourism. Their main aim is to inform, raise awareness, convince and mobilise the main actors in tourism field (professionnals, governments, national & international NGO's) to the interest of the concept of Responsible Tourism. Click here to visit their website.

O.N.I.T.S is an organisation created in order to give more visibility to Senegalese Tourism. They aim to achieve this in a fair and sustainable way, which benefits the Senegalese population and generates a profitable national economy whilst conserving its values and resources. To visit their site (french) for more information, click here.

Located in the North of Benin, the Pendjari National Park is dedicated to Sustainable and Eco Tourism. The park acquired its status of Biosphere Reserve in June 1986 and was listed as a Ramsar Site in February 2007. To visit the Pendjari National Park website, click here. Alternatively view a presentation on the biosphere here, or view their Responsible Tourism declaration here.

The Moringa Tree believe that the celebration of arts and culture can bring about positive change. They create bespoke music events which support local communities and promote well-being through people having fun, doing good, together, whether it’s setting up an international music festival in sub-Saharan Africa or working alongside a cultural event in the outer reaches of Mongolia. To learn more, click here.

TravelPledge was set up to respond to the growing requests from travellers to be able to contribute financially to charitable social and environmental projects in the destinations they visit. By working hand in hand with the travel industry and local delivery partners, TravelPledge helps travellers to connect in more rewarding ways to the places they’ve visited. Click here to visit their website.