We’ve been exploring the world with travellers since 1989, and we’ve had a whole lot of fun doing it. Since the beginning, Intrepid has been committed to using travel as a force for good, for the places we visit and the people we meet along the way, whether that’s dining at a social enterprise in Vietnam or taking an eco-friendly rickshaw tour in India. We want to use travel as a force for good. That means treading lightly, moving thoughtfully, and making a positive impact. It’s what we do, and it’s what we’ve always done.
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Experiences that do good
Vietnam Express Southbound
Enjoy dinner with a difference in Hanoi when you dine at the KOTO social enterprise, where disadvantaged youth complete accredited hospitality training.
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Meet the indigenous Maleku community, share a traditional meal and learn about their efforts to encourage reforestation.
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Meet the women of the Tawesna teahouse in Ait Benhaddou, a community-run establishment that provides local women with income and support.
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Explore Jaipur with the Pink City Rickshaw Co, a non-profit that uses eco-friendly vehicles and employs women from low-income households.
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Take part in an unforgettable cooking class with Seven Women, a social enterprise that works to improve the lives of disadvantaged women in Nepal.
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Get a taste of the real Jordan when you join a cooking class at a school run by three sisters dedicated to sharing their grandmother’s traditional recipes.
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Good for local communities
All Intrepid itineraries are led by local leaders and trips are designed to feature suppliers who directly benefit the local community and economy. From community-based tourism to experiences that support First Nations and Indigenous communities, people are at the heart of everything we do.
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It’s our responsibility to help preserve the planet for the next generation of travellers and the communities we visit. That’s why Intrepid has been carbon-neutral since 2010, our trips are carbon offset, and we’re the first global tour operator with verified science-based targets to address the climate crisis.
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With more than 900 sustainable, experience-rich itineraries around the world, we’ve got all your boxes ticked. And by exploring with a local leader and small group of likeminded travellers, you won’t just see a place – you’ll forge new connections, go off the beaten track and really get to know the local culture.
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