Footprint welcomes volunteer and continues to support Responsible Travel Club

Footprint welcomes volunteer and continues to support Responsible Travel Club

In an effort to continue promoting responsible travel in Vietnam, Footprint Vietnam Travel, is proud to support the Responsible Travel Club (RTC) by opening its doors to volunteer Ngyuen Thi Lan Chi (pictured here with some of the Footprint team). ...READ MORE

For a Green Halong Bay – Project update

For a Green Halong Bay – Project update

In partnership with the Ha Long Bay Management Board, Indochina Junk in Halong Bay (a partner company with Footprint) and Footprint Vietnam Travel a project called For a Green Halong Bay was launched as a trial project in 2007. Managed by Indochina Junk and sponsored by Footprint, as well as Tropical Sails the project has become a model of community-based success and responsible tourism. ...READ MORE

Footprint works with communities to plan volunteer school trips to Vietnam

Footprint works with communities to plan volunteer school trips to Vietnam

Starting in mid-July 2012 Footprint Travel welcomed three large groups of student-volunteer-adventurers. The groups are all from UK high schools. As the arrival date nears, Mr. Thanh, Footprint’s co-founder and product development manager, visited the remote villages the school groups planned to visit. ...READ MORE

Friend of Footprint – Mr. Dutch Smiling Fred

Friend of Footprint – Mr. Dutch Smiling Fred

As everyone here at Footprint knows well that Mr. Fred Vorstenbosch, we often call him smiling Fred, who has been twice to Vietnam to support Footprint with tourism skills. ...READ MORE

Footprint welcomes Canadian dental hygiene students to Vietnam

Footprint welcomes Canadian dental hygiene students to Vietnam

Footprint Vietnam Travel is more than proud to be the tour company welcoming Cambrian College’s dental hygiene students to Vietnam. Ten students from Sudbury, ON, Canada will be coming in March (2012) to share what they have learned about dental hygiene to children in Sapa. ...READ MORE