Tredwell Travel
Tredwell Travel
“Tourism leakage is when money doesn’t circulate within a destination, instead, it leaks out. The levels of leakage are as high as 80% in Caribbean countries. This ‘norm’ hurts local communities and breeds further inequality. I help guide my clients to curb this and make travel a force for good.” Rachel
Overview
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4 Reasons To Talk With Rachel…
Rachel’s the real deal. Scroll down to discover why she’s a sustainability travel expert and what action she’s already taken.
Save time, take the stress out of planning a trip. Feel confident, and enjoy peace of mind with 100% financial protection.
Benefit from priceless advice, extensive destination knowledge, and insight into the world’s leading sustainable stays.
Trusted, and highly recommended. Rachel’s travel advice and service is rated 5 stars on Google across 50+ reviews.
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Meaningful Steps Taken So Far…
Training: Graduated from Kiwano’s online masterclass & TTG’s Sustainable Ambassador program.
High Standards: Animal welfare policy, climate action diagram & all bookings REWILD land and sea.
Experience: Part of Intrepid’s Community-Based Crete trip and Travel Sphere’s Conservation Sri Lankan adventure.
Passion: Educating people on unethical animal encounters e.g dolphin swimming and elephant riding.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is there an extra cost to consider? Nope. My personal service and expert advice are provided as standard at no extra cost. There are no additional fees for booking travel with me.
Why do I need your service if I can go online? I provide a personal service that you will not find online. It includes 100% financial protection and 24/7 support in addition to saving you time and hassle. I create itineraries that meet my client’s needs and budget.
How can my travel make a positive impact? Conscious travel comes in all shapes and sizes, and it doesn’t mean sacrificing comfort or fun. I will gladly recommend ways to have a positive impact and make your travels a force for good. -
3 Ways To Connect With Rachel
Connect with Rachel on FACEBOOK, LINKEDIN, or INSTAGRAM and see what she’s been up to.
Or make things simple and give her a ring on 07590 122968. She loves to give sound travel advice.
Visit Rachel’s website HERE where you can download the A-Z of sustainable travel eBook and a reef-safe sunscreen guide.
Reviews
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"The most incredible honeymoon""Rachel Tredwell organised us the most incredible honeymoon that was truly unforgettable. Rachel dealt with everything for us, making it a very smooth process. All the hotels Rachel picked were beautiful. Rachel also sent us an incredibly thoughtful personalised gift to send us off."
Jeremy & Jessica Williamson, Google reviews
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"Amazing from start to finish"
"We have just returned from the most amazing holiday in Botswana! Rachel was amazing from start to finish. She spent time with me to decide on the best tour for us, giving her experience and advice in a professional (but also excited for us!) manner."
Tracy Smart, Google Reviews
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"Incredibly helpful"
"Rachel booked our family holiday to Madeira. She was incredibly helpful and looked after all the details which made the whole experience really straightforward. Rachel checked in with us before our holiday, and after we arrived, to make sure that everything was ok."
Jo Rushton, Google Reviews
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The World Female Ranger Award Goes To…
The World Female Ranger Awards give international recognition to female wildlife rangers who have shown exemplary service and commitment to conservation. Teaming up with non-profit How Many Elephants, we sponsored this year's leadership award following a 59 mile hike across Slovenia. Find out who got the award and why... -
The Tourism RESET Podcast 18
My guest Fabrizio Ghilardi, founder of Socompa Adventure Travel, talks about his journey from Italy to Argentina in search of adventure and how he built Socompa, focused on responsible tourism and empowering local communities, particularly women. We also talk about the challenges and successes of running a socially responsible business. -
The Tourism RESET Podcast 17
In 2011, at the age of 23, Shivya Nath waved goodbye to a corporate job, sold her possessions and embarked on an adventure of a lifetime, sparked by her curious nature. For the next 7 years Shivya lived out of her bag, immersing herself in local communities from Guatemala to Uzbekistan; those experiences shaped her into a passionate advocate for slow, solo travel.
