Testimonials
BENEFIT THAT GOES FULL-CIRCLE – WHAT OUR PARTICIPANTS HAVE SHARED:
Our team has been the first Zimbabwe-based turnkey provider of cross-cultural exchanges through volunteering, and internship placements at matched organisations.
Tiritose Sustainable Travel customises trips based on interests and areas of focus for high school groups, university clubs and faculty-led programs. Learning adventures through educational travel tours – that is our mission with Study Abroad. We help groups thoroughly explore options for international travel no matter the curriculum demands.
As study abroad advisors begin to think about shaping a custom trip, consider the fields listed on our internship and volunteering pages including but not limited to agriculture, economic development, exploring indigenous culture and economic history, public health and the future of energy in developing countries.
Focused programmes on key health, conservation & youth-led business innovations, aimed at boosting society through collaborative implementation.
Knowledgeable & enthusiastic locals who lead & work hand in hand with volunteers and local communities
Programmes are led by locals in order to ensure future funding and the long-term sustainability of the projects
Work together with local authorities and government departments, which is crucial to obtaining buy-in and avoiding duplication of effort.
Our administration & internal programmes are fully funded through volunteer, internship & leisure travel customers, which means any extra income goes directly to support our charities.
Certified sustainable practices administered through Travelife & Fair-Trade Tourism aligned with the Global Sustainable Tourism Council best practices. 100% safety & health record.
BENEFIT THAT GOES FULL-CIRCLE – WHAT OUR PARTICIPANTS HAVE SHARED:
Sustainable travel means innovating and maintaining eco-friendly ways to do tourism…
When thinking about travelling, most of us look to UNESCO for the World Heritage sites…
October has been exceptionally dry. A local idiom designates the suffering of animals…
