Julie Breckon
Julie Breckon
“How do we save tourism from itself? It all begins by rethinking how we see it. Shifting our focus to the ‘hosts’ needs as much as the ‘guests’ creates transformative, sustainable travel experiences. We can create a better future when we place local communities at the heart of tourism.” Julie
Overview
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4 Reasons To Talk With Julie…
Julie’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. Julie’s travel advice and service is rated 5 stars here.
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Meaningful Steps Taken So Far…
Training: Graduated from Kiwano’s masterclass, TTG’s Sustainable program, Iberostar’s Sustainability Summer School, and is Carbon Literacy Certified.
High Standards: Animal welfare policy, climate action diagram, and supporter of charities e.g. ‘Wild & Free’
Experience: Sustainable travel trips in Morocco, Mexico, and rail/coach travel across Europe.
Passion: Partnering with charities that focus on reforestation, wildlife conservation, and people.
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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.
Reviews
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"Saved me time and stress ""Thank you for arranging my recent holiday. It was such an enjoyable break. I also really appreciated you making amendments to the booking on my behalf before I travelled. It saved me time, effort and stress. From start to end, you took all the pressure off me by managing the booking, and I was able to go on holiday feeling very relaxed. Thank you for the unexpected gift I received before departure".
Eileen Mccallan, Facebook
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"I can recommend Julie"
"I can recommend Julie to take care of all your holiday needs, I told her what I was looking forward and she found me a number of properties to look at in 1 day and we are now booked all 14 of us into a beautiful house in Scotland and we can’t wait to go next year as a family "
Elaine Crindle, Facebook
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"Fantastic experience"
"Fantastic experience of using Julie for a family holiday. With under two weeks notice for the dates in mind Julie arranged a great trip. A fantastic hotel for the three of us and a great break away."
Tony Harrington, Facebook
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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.
