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Diversity and Inclusion

'Male allyship is critical in creating a more level playing field in the workplace'
With men continuing to dominate senior leadership roles in travel, Women in Travel CIC founder Alessandra Alonso writes for TTG on how the industry can harness their influence through male allyship
‘I had times when I forgot my condition – I felt like a traveller’
After I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, I was unsure I would ever travel again, but Limitless Travel has made adventures possible for me
The four-day week, and five other HR and employment challenges facing travel
Unfair dismissal, flexible working, neurodiversity and the four-day week were among an assortment of topical HR and employment issues leading the agenda at seminar hosted by C&M Travel Recruitment
Virgin Atlantic to make BSL-trained crew available to all passengers
The carrier has revealed a BSL-trained member of cabin crew will be available on request on all flights
Africa specialist shares advice after hitting B Corp milestone
Mahlatini Travel gained the status in July after months of hard work, says company chief
The Big Question: Is the 'S' word starting to put customers off?
It’s a crucial issue, but how can travel communicate its sustainability message effectively to consumers without risking overkill or apathy?
Finalists revealed for Diversity Trailblazer accolade at The Travel Industry Awards
The accolade, new for 2024, recognises an individual putting diversity and inclusivity at the heart of everything they do
6 ways to make travel more accessible for deaf customers
Marcus Oaten, Deaf impact officer at Signapse, looks at how travel companies can support their hard of hearing customers throughout the journey experience
'Let’s all take a leaf out of Mel’s book and go forward with open hearts and minds'
Former TTG news editor Jennifer Morris recounts how she got to know the late Melissa Tilling, and how they worked together on her most personal story
CAA tells five UK airports to make accessibility improvements amid general progress
The CAA says five UK airports need to improve accessibility for those with mobility issues but says the situation generally is improving
The Big Question: Is direct action targeting air travel ever justifiable?
Climate activists don’t believe travel is taking sustainability seriously, and have taken matters into their own hands. But is this the best way to make people fly – and pollute – less?
Is cruise a trusted holiday option for neurodivergent travellers?
Can cruise be a successful holiday for neurodiverse people? How can agents ensure they get it right the first time?
Read the TTG Fairer Travel Report 2024
Discover how seriously travel businesses are taking sustainability and where diversity, equity and inclusion is ranking in their priorities.
TTG Fairer Travel Report 2024
Just how seriously are travel businesses taking sustainability and inclusivity? TTG’s latest Fairer Travel Report offers a snapshot of what the travel sector is doing across both areas.
How to book holidays for Muslims without compromising their faith
Walid Haji has built a business to cater for a largely ignored market – proud Muslims with a high disposal income and the curiosity to explore the world.
Sofitel boss to champion female leadership as luxury French brand turns 60
The business executive is determined to elevate Sofitel to new levels of luxury
11 points to know when running a travel firm that wants to be fairer
TTG invited key figures from inside and outside the sector to speak at its Fairer Travel Diversity Forum last week. Harry Kemble heard where progress was being made and where the sector needed to double down on its efforts
Intrepid Travel creates sustainability handbook for agents to harness their 'power to influence'
The 12-page handbook, designed to empower agents to demystify sustainability topics for their clients, is available from the Intrepid website
The Big Question: Is it time to rebrand the travel agent?
The value of personal service to consumers came to the fore during the pandemic. Now, in 2024, does the term ‘travel agent’ accurately convey what they do, and how much baggage does it still carry with it?
'We need to speak': accessibility expert urges travel firms to seek feedback
’You are never going to get it right unless you ask the question,’ TTG Fairer Travel Diversity Forum told on Monday (8 July)
'Can your business really afford NOT to seek a quality mark like B Corp?'
To B Corp or not to B Corp? Writing for TTG, We Are Llama’s John Pritchard weighs up the pros and cons for travel of seeking B Corp certification as the standard becomes more common
‘The doyenne of sustainability’: Travel pays tribute to ‘one in a million’ Melissa Tilling
On Wednesday (3 July), the industry veteran’s family shared a statement with the travel trade media announcing her passing
Ade Adepitan: 'Worried about getting accessible travel wrong? Talk to us!'
To mark TTG’s Fairer Travel Month taking place across July, Ade Adepitan discusses improving accessibility and inclusivity within the travel sector
TTG Fairer Travel Festival: tune in this week for expert training, practical advice and events
Get loads of practical advice and hear from many inspiring experts to help drive positive change within your businesses