17. Sustainable Travel

04/02/25 • 29 min

This episode is for the ethical, conscious adventure traveller. Wild Frontiers has always had community tourism and positive impact at its core, and after securing B Corp certification last year, starting the new season of the World by Wild Frontiers podcast with a sustainability dedicated episode just makes sense! Kate Humble is joined by sustainability expert and Condé Nast Traveller's first-ever sustainability editor, Juliet Kinsman, and Wild Frontiers' Head of Sustainable Travel, Nardia Sullivan. Tune in to find out about the joys and benefits of travelling out of peak season, understand more about B Corp, explore how to give back as you travel and much more.

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16. Silk Roads: Inside the British Museum Exhibition

Fancy an exclusive, behind the scenes glimpse at the British Museum's Silk Roads exhibition? Join the founder of Wild Frontiers, Jonny Bealby, as he speaks to the curators of the exhibition: Sue Brunning, Curator of European Early Medieval & Sutton Hoo Collections and Luk Yu-Ping, Basil Gray Curator of Chinese Paintings, Prints and Central Asian Collections. The curators explore the significance of objects from the exhibition and provide deeper context and stories from this ancient trade route - a fascinating insight if you're captivated by the history of the Silk Road, and whether you can make it along to the museum or not!

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