Our commitment to human rights not only fosters responsible tourism but also enriches experiences for travelers and local communities alike. Let's be part of the Roundtable Human Rights in Tourism and promote sustainable and inclusive travel worldwide.

Jeny Pokharel - SASANE Sisterhood Trekking & Travel

Tourism is a people’s business. The travel industry must work on joint solutions to ensure human rights in tourism. Therefore, I invite everybody to join forces and cooperate with us in the Roundtable – together we are stronger!

Tony Reyhanloo — Studiosus Reisen München

"As the worldwide largest platform for the tourism industry it is our responsibility to care for human rights at home and in destinations. In the Roundtable we can exchange ideas with like-minded industry members and together increase our power of impact."

R. Jean-Francois — ITB Berlin

"The Roundtable is a well-respected platform for trustful exchange and cooperation among different stakeholders. Joint activities and open discussions on eye-level are the basis to improve the human rights situation in tourism."

Antje Monshausen — Brot für die Welt

Discussions about human rights in tourism and in the destination are of great concern for our students. In this context, we are happy to refer to the Roundtable as a reliable platform to create feasible solutions for human rights topics in destinations.

Christin Khardani - LMU Munich

We believe travel & tourism are powerful forces for good, creating economic & social value, sustaining jobs, supporting businesses, & boosting investment. Join the Roundtable & share ideas with like-minded individuals to shape this vital industry's future.

Hazel Chan — ABTA

The Roundtable Human Rights in Tourism not only transcends the borders of countries and continents, but also those of different corporate and organizational cultures. This is admirable and worthy of support.

Jon Andrea Florin — fairunterwegs

"If you take your responsibility for human rights due diligence in your value chain seriously as a travel company, you soon realize that you won't get far alone. The exchange of information, opinions and joint actions by various stakeholders are crucial.

Peter-Mario Kubsch — Studiosus Reisen München

"We support tourism for sustainable development, with human rights being a central but under researched issue. As Roundtable founding member and part of the international network we appreciate the inspiration and knowledge that supports our daily work."

C. Kühhas — Naturefriends International

"The Roundtable is an ideal platform to share good practices and challenges of implementing human rights issues in business operations. TourCert uses this exchange to support its certified members in taking concrete actions for human rights protection."

Martin Balas — TourCert

Travel must enhance the lives of people in destinations, respecting & upholding human rights. Where at risk, our commitment to guard the situation is crucial. With the Roundtable, we, as tour operators, strengthen human rights through sustainable tourism.

Andre Kiwitz - Ventura TRAVEL

"Our goal is to enable our students to integrate human rights in their work routine by providing them with knowledge. The Roundtable is the platform where we get all information, current facts and appreciated support, in a network of like-minded partners."

Günter Moser — Berufsschule für Handel und Reisen

"The Austrian Travel Association (ÖRV) is committed to human rights responsibility and due diligence in tourism. Not only the travellers should feel well in the holiday countries, but also the hosts who live from and with tourism."

Josef Peterleithner — OERV

„Travel is a source of economic & social stability and a key driver of international understanding. At DRV, we are committed to safeguarding human rights as a fundamental principle. The diverse expertise of the Roundtable is therefore an important asset.“

Norbert Fiebig - DRV (German Travel Association)