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“Some travel companies have gained lots of column inches in the last few months by removing dolphin shows, elephant rides and orphanage visits from their portfolios. They have made a decision based on what they believe to be right or wrong. In so doing they have not weakened their portfolio; they have defined and amplified their brands.” Blog post by Jeremy Smith on blog.wtm responsibletourism.com


“A row has broken out between travel bloggers and the organisers of a major travel media conference [TBEX 2014 in Cancun] over the inclusion of captive dolphin experiences in its programme, as pressure mounts on travel brands to take a stand against such attractions.” Article by Will Coldwell headed ‘Travel bloggers call for conference to cancel dolphin tours’ on theguardian.com/travel


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