Links

Julian Page is a member of i-genius http://www.i-genius.org/

We understand that by flying to Tanzania you are party to the generating of greenhouse gas emissions. LTT recommend that you contact Climate Care who can calculate these emissions and help you to combat them. www.climatecare.org
LTT is associated with www.maketravelfair.com/
LTT is delighted to have on it’s website the photos of Annie Wormald who was the first independant volunteer at the Waangwaray school, Babati.  www.lightlifecolour.com

LTT has now partnered with Quest, an organistion that deals with GAP year  volunteering  www.questoverseas.com

LTT is also partnered with Inspire Worldwide, an organisation that provides volunteering opportunities for School and Youth groups as well as tailor made groups. www.inspire-worldwide.com

 

Tourism Concern campaigns against exploitation in tourism and for fairly traded and ethical forms of tourism.

Unregulated tourism development is continuing to devastate environments, degrade cultures and destroy traditional livelihoods. We work to address these in our projects and campaigns as well as through the production of reports, research and educational resources.

To learn more about Tourism Concern see how you can help them visit www.tourismconcern.org.uk

The Livingstone is also a member of Toge

 

ther4Africa, a coalition of small charities that works together for the common good. http://www.together4africa.org/

The Livingstone Tanzania Trust would like to thank Phil Hitchman for all fantastic website and all the IT support he has given us over the years. http://www.hitchman.co.uk/

 

The Africa Guide. For a complete and comprehensive guide to every country in Africa with essential travel information and 100′s of tours and safaris, hotels and car hire throughout the continent please go to http://www.africaguide.com/

 

The Livingstone Tanzania Trust support WTM World Responsible Tourism Day 7.11.12