Coastal communities are the first ones to get affected due to the climate change. Post-pandemic, our hope of people living a more mindful life has flipped upside down and a new term called revenge tourism emerged. The freedom from lockdowns led to over tourism and non-sustainable practices that harm the environment and disturb its habitat. The extreme floods in locations like Spain and India and earthquakes in Turkey and other disasters across the globe in 2023 are a sign of Mother Nature’s call for help, couldn’t be louder! And we’re here to do our part and call on all those interested in helping her. This #climateactioncampaign is launched with the intention to support & build Chidiyatapu, Andaman & Nicobar Islands as a resilient destination through community-based tourism.
With our carefully curated sustainable travel-based experiences, we would love to get companies on board to help build their CSR and take their hardworking employees on a team-building outing with an impact campaign (CRRC) they’ll never forget and feel accomplished for life.
Among other conservation efforts, we are on a mission to restore & revive the marine ecosystem close to home and in other parts of the world. On our latest expedition, we led a group of passionate eco-warriors who engaged in the critical task of coral reef restoration in one of India’s Union Territories, Andaman, and Nicobar.
This expedition involved specially invited candidates joined by some seasoned members of our Tribe to experience an off-beat version of travel, build stronger bonds and contribute meaningfully to the environment through the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) 13 to build a world with less climate impact and SDG-14 to protect life below water.