Candice D’Cruz shares a leadership philosophy built on leading by example and lifting women up through real opportunities. From supporting women returning to the workforce to championing emotional intelligence and everyday kindness, she shows how thoughtful leadership creates space for others to thrive.

Spencer explains how Easia Travel works with local communities to create travel that feels grounded and authentic. Using a village near Pak Ou in Laos as an example, he shares how a traditional Laotian house was built with local artisans and why this approach gives travellers a truer sense of place while supporting the wider community.

Ruby James shares the vision behind the “Go West” campaign, encouraging travellers to explore Korea beyond the bustling capital of Seoul. From serene bamboo forests and green tea fields to historic towns and peaceful mountain temples, Ruby highlights the cultural and culinary gems of southwest Korea.

Nick Pulley shares how responsible travel starts with careful planning and community consideration. He outlines the strategies his team uses to reduce over tourism across Asia - from steering travellers away from crowded hotspots to promoting off-season travel, local dining, and authentic experiences that benefit local communities.

Ling Lai takes us on a journey through Taiwan’s vibrant culture, natural landscapes, and sustainable travel opportunities.

From bustling night markets and world-famous cuisine to serene mountain hikes and eco-friendly transport, Ling shares how Taiwan combines adventure, safety, and accessibility for all travelers. She highlights high-speed rail and shuttle networks that make city-hopping and exploring rural areas easy, sustainable, and unforgettable.

Justin Reid explores how travel can create meaningful experiences for both travellers and businesses. He reflects on the power of unbiased reviews to elevate small businesses and how the democratisation of travel experiences allows everyone to have a voice in shaping their journey.

Whether it’s a quirky roadside eatery or a luxury dining experience, Justin shows how the little moments, memories, and connections are what make travel truly “for good.”

Hazel McGuire, Chief Marketing Officer at Intrepid Travel and Board Member of Travel by B Corp, shares her experience on Intrepid’s Women’s Expeditions - trips designed for all-female travellers, led by female guides and crew, and focused on connecting with local women-led businesses.

Andy Eastham explores how traveling alone has shifted from necessity to a conscious act of self-discovery. He explains how solo journeys foster courage, connection, and confidence, turning every trip into an opportunity for personal growth.

Tom shares his passion for rail travel and its role in lowering our carbon footprint. From the Highland sleeper between London and Fort William to the dramatic Swiss route from Montreux to Chur, he highlights the journeys that offer something truly special. He also reflects on the nostalgic pull of historic train routes and his dream of retracing Patrick Leigh Fermor’s walk from the Hook of Holland to Istanbul in 1933.

Clare talks about their initiative to encourage travelling in the low season. How to spread out tourism and stop over tourism. Starting in Kilimanjaro and ending in the Serengeti, Clare outlines how the Green Season creates a longer year-round benefit to the local communities and the unexpected benefits to the traveller.