Oct 2, 2019
10x Travel pledges to plant trees for every sale through its Get More Bookings™ System, with a solid target of 100,000 trees as its first milestone.

London, United Kingdom - October 1, 2019 / / —
The 10x Travel team has always believed in promoting fair, sustainable travel that minimizes the impact of tourism on the environment. So, they have partnered with the environmental charity One Tree Planted to give something back to the environment, help fight the climate crisis and increase reforestation around the world.
10x Travel is making a simple commitment: from August 2019, the company will plant at least one tree for every booking they assist for each of their tour operator partners. So, from bike rides to boat tours and ski weekends to volcano adventures, for every new sale with their Get More Bookings™ sales system, one or more trees will be planted to help minimize the impact of global warming on the planet. And they’ve set a bold target to plant 100,000 trees as their first milestone.
10x Travel is making this commitment to promote their vision of fair, sustainable travel that preserves the natural and cultural heritage of the travel destinations they serve – whilst broadening the minds of travellers.
One Tree Planted is a US-based non-profit organization doing important work: planting and maintaining trees across North America, South America, Asia and Africa. It costs just $1 to plant a tree via their reforestation partners, making it a simple way for a business to donate and see the positive impact they can have.
According to the UN’s most recent report “our planet is on track to warm more than 1.5 degrees Celsius, which it will do as soon as 2040, if current trends continue.” If left unchecked, this situation will lead to widespread devastation and “nearly all coral reefs will die out, wildfires and heat waves will sweep across the planet annually, and the interplay between drought and flooding and temperature will mean that the world’s food supply would become dramatically less secure.”
Strategic tree planting projects, like those promoted by One Tree Planted, remove carbon from the atmosphere, helping reverse the effects of the global climate crisis. Now more than ever, businesses like 10x Travel are making a difference. 10x Travel hopes to ignite a movement that unites the incredible organizations they work with, which is why their new mission is this:
To help more people travel the world. Sustainably.
This seemingly small change to their mission statement aims to mobilize their tour operator partners around this cause, and to encourage them to do more to neutralize the negative environmental effects of tourism. To read more about 10x Travel’s commitment, please visit their blog https://10x.travel/tour-operators-fighting-climate-crisis/
For more information about 10x Travel, please contact Max Hardy on 020 3858 0058, or email [email protected]. Please address any postal queries to 1st Floor, 35 Little Russell Street, London WC1A 2HH and check out their website https://10x.travel/ for any further information you need.
-http://nymag.com/intelligencer/2018/10/un-says-climate-genocide-coming-but-its-worse-than-that.html
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