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National Tourism Day: World Animal Protection Urges Travel Companies and Individuals to Adopt Wildlife-friendly Tourism - Vimarsana News

National Tourism Day: World Animal Protection Urges Travel Companies and Individuals to Adopt Wildlife-friendly Tourism

Published: January 25, 2023

New Delhi [India], January 25 (ANI/NewsVoir): On the occasion of National Tourism Day as we celebrate our diversity and heritage, World Animal Protection in India urges travel companies and individuals to adapt to responsible travel, free of animal cruelty and suffering. Travel companies worldwide play a crucial role in changing the demand and supply for captive wildlife experiences. While travel companies have committed towards sustainable choices for tourist experiences - that considers carbon emissions, food waste and energy; there has been no concrete commitment or plans to include animal ...

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New DelhiGajenderk SharmaNidhi BhardwajUniversity Of SurreyNational Tourism DayWorld Animal ProtectionCountry DirectorReal Responsible Traveller GuideAmer FortNew Delhi IndiaAnuary 25 Ani Newsvoir On The Occasion Of National Tourism Day As We Celebrate Our Diversity And HeritageOrld Animal Protection In India Urges Travel Companies And Individuals To Adapt ResponsibleRee Of Animal Cruelty And Suffering Travel Companies Worldwide Playa Crucial Role In Changing The Demand Supply For Captive Wildlife Experiences While Have Committed Towards Sustainable Choices Tourist That Considers Carbon EmissionsOod Waste And Energy There Has Been No Concrete Commitment Or Plans To Include Animal Exploitation Considerations Review Captive Wildlife Offers Ina Recent Report By World Protection4 Per Cent Of People Were Interviewed In The 2022 Global Poll Who Believed That Tour Operators Should Not Sell Activities Cause Wild Animal Suffering 79 PolledAid They Would Prefer To See Animals In The Wild Than Captivity If Had Chance Tourists Put Their Trust Wildlife Entertainment Venues Associated With Major Household Travel Brands AgenciesOur Operators And Booking Platforms Promoting Selling Wildlife Entertainment Venues Lead Tourists To Assume Such Activities Are AcceptableR Even Beneficial For Wild AnimalsHen In Fact They Are Inhumane And Cause Lifelong Harm To Wildlife India Is Home The Second Highest Number Of Elephants Used Tourism Out Countries Included World Animal Protection 39s Elephant Assessment 2020 Found That 21 Venues Housing Over 500 Across4 Per Cent Of The Elephants Were Kept In Severely Inadequate Conditions1 Per CentEre Housed In Medium Welfare Venues And Just 4 Per Cent Lived Higher Conditions Quot There Isa Continuing Growth The Number Of Tourists Visiting Natural Protected Areas To See Wild Animals Their Habitat Which Indicates Is Alreadya Global Shift Demand For Wildlife Friendly Tourism Travelling Responsibly Means Never Including Captive Entertainment On Itinerary Refusing Booka Holiday With Such Offering We Urge Individuals Travel Tour Operators Not Promote Support Sustainable Become More Responsible Towards Help Stop Animal Exploitation By Makinga Wise Choice Aid Gajenderk SharmaCountry DirectorOrld Animal Protection India 68 Per Cent Of Respondents From World 39s Global Poll Said They Would Not Travel Witha Tour Operator Or Company If Promoted The Use Wild Animals In Entertainment This Indicates That By Takinga Stance To Protect Wildlife
71% of IPL viewers get influenced by ads with Bollywood celebs: iCubesWire survey - Vimarsana News

71% of IPL viewers get influenced by ads with Bollywood celebs: iCubesWire survey

Published: April 15, 2022

With Indian Premier League (IPL) fever spreading across India and marketers promoting the event as one of the biggest advertising ecosystem in the country, a whopping 71 per cent of the respondents surveyed said their buying decisions get influenced if there is a Bollywood celebrity in streaming ads.

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