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5 REASONS TO SELL AURORA EXPEDITIONS TO YOUR CLIENTS
1 We are a purpose-driven business. Our goal is to immerse our expeditioners in some of the world’s most remote and fascinating places and, in doing so, create lifelong ambassadors for the planet.
2 We provide meaningful experiences for travellers who are curious, passionate and care for the planet.
3 Your clients will truly feel the impact of amazing destinations like Antarctica and the Arctic – and they will come back changed.
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5 The small-ship experience with Aurora is intimate and friendly – and your clients will be choosing low-impact, respectful travel.
“We are active in
doing more to help make a positive
impact on the planet”
Q. What are Aurora Expeditions’ next steps for sustainability and its vision for the future? A. We remain committed to a journey of sustainability. We see expedition travel as a force for good. We are purpose- driven and ultimately our aim is to create lifelong ambassadors for the planet. Some of the next actions we’ll be taking in our Sustainability in Action programme include creating a sustainable food programme HUK ^VYRPUN [V^HYKZ ) *VYW JLY[PÄJH[PVU We are also looking to improve supplier chains and enhance internal policies and systems where impact can be measured.
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PICTURES: Jocelyn Pride; Ryan Clark; Scott Portelli; Tyson Mayr
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