Make a positive impact with your next trip

Positive Impact Experts

You love travel, but care about its impact. You want new places to go, away from the ‘usual tourist thing’. We’re specialists in the best sustainability to help you do just that. more

Convenience & Value

You won’t pay any more. Plus, we do the hard work and research the best options, so you don’t have to. And, you’ll get an Earth Changers Plus reward for booking through us. more

Transparency

We research and explain how your sustainable trip has a positive impact. We help you book so your money goes directly to the heart of places so local people and places benefit most. more

“We are people who have deliberately avoided long haul travel for environmental reasons and were determined not to just do the standard ‘tourist’ thing. We wanted to ‘encounter’ Malawi not just see it ... The tour was a phenomenal experience and fulfilled our hopes in every way…” Chris, Bristol

Places

Be an Earth Changer too just by having an extraordinary experience: every trip booked creates unique proven positive impacts on purpose to help change the world!
On top of the Places section listed, we’ve got hundreds more in our little black book behind the scenes - where would you like to go?

As seen in Conde Nast Traveller: Get hands-on with award-winning conservation in Madagascar >>

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Disconnect from grind, get your thrills in the outdoors & care for it too: share raw beauty of wild Wales >>

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Connect with nature on this real cowboy retreat and ranch in Croatia mountains & UNESCO Biosphere >>

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People

Who's behind amazing places? How did they come to do what they do, why, and what impact does it have on lives? Be inspired by stories of unsung heroes.

Mark Jacobs: How ecology, poverty, evolution & ethics meet in Madagascar’s sustainable development >>

It takes more than the Village Ways Six to sustain remote India communities from the Grass Routes >>

Bruce Yerkovich: Croatian quantum biophysicist turned working ranch conservationist cowboy >>

Purpose

Tourism is ~10% global GDP and jobs, and reaches most corners of most countries. Learn about the impacts on communities, conservation & big world issues, and how your travels can actually be a force for good to protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all.

Tourism is a global meeting point in a divided world, building bridges of understanding, tolerance & love >>

Education: One of the most powerful proven means for sustainable development. How can tourism help? >>

Jobs mean income and a standard of living. By 2019, >212 million will be unemployed. Tourism helps jobs >>

“Lapa Rios is truly out of this world! Top notch service and attention to detail, amazing meals with great staff, fantastic walks with educated guides, super private bungalows with breath taking-views and wildlife right outside your room. And the best part, they are a true eco-lodge, green from bottom to top!”

— What did others think? We integrate the latest guest reviews from Trip Advisor

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About Earth Changers

If you’re looking for tourism which truly has a positive impact, unsure where to go, Earth Changers connects you to the most sustainable tourism around the world, engaging with the people behind places to reveal their true passions and purpose to address big issues. more

“Responsible tourism is growing. Large international organisations like the UN have declared 2017 the Year of Sustainable Tourism for Development (#IY2017), so if you’re looking to take a life changing trip somewhere and want to have a positive social and environmental impact, now is the time to leap into action. But how? With so many tourism operators out there, doing your research is key to ensuring that you work with a responsible operator, AND you’ve got to decide where to go! This can often be a stressful process and takes time. Fortunately, Earth Changers have done the hard work for us”

— Jiminy Magazine, April 2017