Responsible Travel
Sustainable Tourism saves wildlife and wild spaces
To share Africa's wild beauty and wonder with intrepid explorers is a privilege that comes with great responsibility. We support local conservation efforts and purchase certified carbon credits equivalent to our emissions for all specialist journeys aboard the Emirates Executive Private Jet to protect the wild African landscapes and precious wildlife that motivate our every move.
When our guests witness first-hand the detrimental effects of drought and climate change on natural habitats and phenomena like the Great Migration, their first inclination is to help. ROAR AFRICA has initiatives in motion that thread sustainability leadership and expert-led conservation throughout our trips from start to finish.
We firmly believe that it is imperative our guests experience a concrete connection with the positive and immediate impact their investment in responsible travel to Africa generates on the ground.
Ever conscious of the carbon footprint created by movement around the world, minimizing the environmental impact of ROAR AFRICA travel is paramount to us. We purchase carbon credits equivalent to our emissions for all specialist ROAR AFRICA travel aboard the Emirates Executive Private Jet, utilizing South Pole, an emissions reduction strategist, and Stand for Trees, a REDD+ initiative (REDD stands for reducing emissions from deforestation and degradation). Calculating our emissions goes far beyond these private jet flights, including the game drives, small aircraft, and human waste generated on our specialist journeys. We also contribute to wildlife preservation projects and invest in the communities that host us. Passive ignorance of environmental issues affecting our planet is simply not an option.
How and where we travel matters. We choose to partner exclusively with people and properties that echo our values. By traveling with ROAR AFRICA, you will become a custodian of the wild, directly helping to solve some of our planet's most critical social, economic, and environmental problems. Arrive as explorers and leave as restorers.
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