What You Can Expect From Our Support
Actionable Recommendations
Receive practical steps to guide fair and regenerative tourism.
Indigenous Perspectives
Access authentic insights collected through community research.
Community Engagement Strategies
Learn effective ways to collaborate with indigenous communities.
Regenerative Guidance
Align your project with long-term fair tourism goals.
Risk & Impact Overview
Identify potential risks and minimize negative effects.
Practical Roadmap
Turn findings into actionable, community-driven initiatives.
Other related research
Guide you to conduct other related researches such as human research in tourism villages and create actionable solutions for human right issues.
Why Fair Tourism
Community-Led Tourism
We collaborate with Indigenous communites to own, lead, and benefit directly from tourism enteprises, creating long-term economic independence
Aligned with Global Goals
Our work advances the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), supporting fair work, cultural preservation, and environmental protection.
Proven, Grassroots Impact
We create measurable change on the ground – empowering people, protecting heritage, and transforming tourism in one village at a time.
Behind the Research: How We Work with Communities
Explore our FAQ to understand the roadmap and see how our In-need Assessment Research can support your goals.
This is a structured process to understand the current needs, perceptions, priorities, and challenges of indigenous communities. It’s vital because well-informed, community-led tourism initiatives are more regenerative, equitable, and effective than top-down approaches.
NGOs, tourism developers, governments (national, regional, local), community groups, and social enterprises are welcome to inquire about our approaches and consultancy services. Projects might involve village tourism planning, community tourism, cultural heritage projects, ecotourism development, and/or restoring local benefits from tourism, for example indigenous communities that would like to move away from just being photographed and transition to community tourism based on their stories and skills.
The process may include stakeholder interviews, focus group discussions, surveys, participatory workshops, data analysis, and recommendations. Depending on the location, scope, and logistics, a well-made assessment typically takes anywhere from 2 to 6 months.
We partner with local facilitators—including universities, destination management companies (DMCs), and NGO partners—to implement our research plan on site. These collaborations ensure that our work follows culturally sensitive methods, aligns with indigenous contexts, and builds trust with the community. Our research follows a standard guidance framework that emphasizes participatory engagement, ethical data collection, and transparent interpretation of results. We also share and validate findings with the community to ensure their voices are well-recorded and secured.
You will receive a clear, actionable report with prioritized recommendations, risk/impact assessments, community engagement strategies, regenerative guidelines, and a practical roadmap. We can also present findings to stakeholders and help integrate them into your project plans.
Our Extraordinary Partners
Our Partners
Our Extraordinary Partners
