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You love to travel. You know that travel can be a force for good but you also know that it is contributing to environmental challenges which will affect our future generations. We get it. You feel conflicted and guilty and so do we!

But there is hope. That’s why we created this podcast; to help you to understand both the issues and the opportunities around travel so that we can all be better informed about the good, the bad and the downright ugly in travel.

Each week, we speak to prominent leaders in the global travel industry to learn their thoughts, insights and opinions as to how we can all travel a little better so that future generations can also have hope for a better future.

Oh, and if you’re looking for environmental doom and gloom, look elsewhere. We are realistic about the climate crisis but we are here to offer hope and optimism. Every small step forward, is a giant stride, when we all step together.

And if you’d like to join us and get involved, visit climatefriendly.travel and register with us. You’ll be in great company…

Chalana Perera, founder of RETRACE Hospitality in Sri Lanka, talks about the concept of capacity in tourism destinations, role of poverty in climate resilience and how poverty and climate resilience links with the wider climate change crisis.

Today we're joined once more by Chalana Perera who talks with us about the concept of capacity in tourism destinations. Do we know how many tourists we can safely welcome before there is a negative impact on the host community, the environment and the traveller experience. We also discuss poverty, it’s role in climate resilience and how this links with the wider climate change crisis.

Big issues and thought provoking discussions…

My thanks again to Chalana for sharing his insights with us today and if you’d like to learn more about RETRACE Hospitality and the work they are doing in Sri Lanka then please do visit https://www.retracehospitality.com

And you can join hundreds more like-minded individuals and organisations by joining the Climate Friendly Travel movement and indeed becoming an ambassador by signing up free of charge to join The SUNx Registry at www.climatefriendly.travel or email us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 

That’s our show for this week. Thanks so much for your company and remember, when it comes to Climate Friendly Travel, every small step forward, is giant stride when we all step together…

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