The Conservation conversation: luxury travel company andBeyond’s sustainable philosophy

How conservation-based tourism in Africa can help protect the environment

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“Travel has evolved from the adage of taking only photos and leaving only footprints,” says Joss Kent, the CEO of luxury African travel company andBeyond. “The wild places of this world need us to do better than that. Now it’s about taking memories and leaving a legacy.”

A few months ago, Kent unveiled his company’s annual impact review, a document that highlights the ways andBeyond is attempting to meet two simultaneous goals of offering visitors a luxurious experience of the African bush, while simultaneously “expanding and protecting the biodiversity of the Earth’s lands and oceans.”

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Arion McNicoll is a freelance writer at The Week Digital and was previously the UK website’s editor. He has also held senior editorial roles at CNN, The Times and The Sunday Times. Along with his writing work, he co-hosts “Today in History with The Retrospectors”, Rethink Audio’s flagship daily podcast, and is a regular panellist (and occasional stand-in host) on “The Week Unwrapped”. He is also a judge for The Publisher Podcast Awards.