Healthy Living, Sustainable Travel Collection Launched by Nature & Kind
Healthy Living and Sustainable Lifestyle group Nature & Kind has launched the UK’s first travel collection in the emerging Lifestyles of Health and Sustainability (LOHAS) market, targeting discerning travelers who want to plan, compare and book accommodations and experiential travel experiences closely aligned with their personal values of health and sustainability.
The Nature & Kind Travel Collection includes over 350 (and growing daily) travel experiences from over 90 countries around the world, each one having been individually sourced and assessed from a handpicked collection of accommodation and experiential travel tour operators including notable luxury travel brands such as Abercrombie & Kent, CC Africa and Banyan Tree Hotels & Resorts as well as a number of specialist adventure and wellbeing travel operators.
The Nature & Kind Travel Collection includes eco chic hotels, resorts, lodges, camps, holiday properties to rent and for sale and one of the most comprehensive collections of experiential travel experiences including wildlife safaris, small ship cruises, gourmet tours, yoga and wellbeing retreats, charity challenges and expeditions.
The Nature & Kind Travel Collection can be viewed at http://www.natureandkindtravel.com/ and aims to provide a one-stop-shop for healthy living and sustainable travel destinations, experiences and expert guides, as well as travel related healthy living and sustainable lifestyle products and services.
Throughout the year Nature & Kind will be launching a range of support marketing and customer support products and services including a travel concierge service, member’s magazine, gift voucher program and TV channel.
A percentage of every booking made through Nature & Kind will be donated to the Nature & Kind Foundation, a non-profit division of Nature & Kind, which campaigns and raises money for environmental conservation and social change programs operating in areas of the world that we and our Trusted Partners operate. Recent beneficiaries include organizations such as the Born Free Foundation and the Tusk Trust.
