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PHILANTHROPIC TRAVEL IS NOT VOLUNTOURISM
“Philanthropic Travel is a fund raising learning experiencebetween a traveler/donor and a host/beneficiary which culminates in a 100% transparent monetary donation (NOT a gift in kind: ie. a pre-purchased ‘Book Box’) to the visited NGO/501c3:A Vacation in Generosity.
Recent articles in Smart Money Magazine, Wall Street Journal, Voluntourism in Depth: Hip or Hype?, World Hum: A Tourist With a Shovel and a Hoe and Canada’s National Post clearly define the profound differences between Voluntourism and Philanthropic Travel.
Voluntourism is a service experience that donates a traveler’s labor and time.” -David Chamberlain, Founder: Exquisite Safaris Philanthropic Travel
Learn More:
Smart Money: What I did on my Volunteer Vacation
Voluntourism: Hip or Hype?
Wall Street Journal: Voluntourism Questioned
Canada’s National Post Newspaper: Philanthropic Travelers
Who gains the most from voluntourism?
Exquisite Safaris Philanthropic Travel clients say…
The Fable of Stone Soup
Understanding Philanthropic Travel
My First Philanthropic Travel Experience
Philanthropic Travelers:
Teach your Children Well: Philanthropic Travel
Jane Kaye- Bailey: Philanthropic Traveler
Barack Obama: Philanthropic Traveler
The One’s Who Do: Philanthropic Travelers
John Legend: Philanthropic Traveler
Philanthropic Travel: Enlightened Experiences
The Exquisite Safaris Philanthropic Travel experience integrates indigenous local culture into every personalized experience we recommend. These personal introductions create authentic cross cultural friendships that generate trust, respect, and generous donations funding philanthropic travel projects worldwide.
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