1 independent reviews for Indochina tour, small group

I am very sorry to hear that you were disappointed with your homestay with the Chambok community, as this is often a highlight of our customers trip. We have been working with the Chambok community for over 10 years, and we have ensured that there has always been a positive impact on the community members. In 2006 the Cambodian Government decided to make the area of Chambok a protected area, which affected the local’s way of living which previously consisted of animal hunting and logging. In 2007 we became Chambok’s biggest supporter by helping it become an area for community based tourism. Since then we have helped give direct work for over a hundred people, and impacted more than 500 families, who have gained skills and jobs by hosting and guiding groups, cooking for groups, and helping local children to go to school to learn English, with the help of the ChildSafe team. Plastic waste is a serious concern for us and we as a tour company endeavour to do the most we can in the countries that we visit. In Cambodia we make sure that all of our private transport options have refillable water tanks on board so you can refill your water bottles rather than purchase a new one. Further to that we are always on the lookout for ways that we can improve, and are currently looking into NGO’s that we can work with to improve plastic use and educate communities to understand recycling and the impact the plastic can have on our environment.