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' We campaign for a beautiful and living countryside. We work to protect, promote and enhance our towns and countryside to make them better places to live, work and enjoy, and to ensure the countryside is protected for now and future generations. ' (https://www.cpre.org.uk/what-we-do)
They have been campaign to protect English countryside for 90 years.
Environmental Objectives
There trying to minimse flying or finding an alternative.
They want the government to reduce the amount of car journeys we make.
Socio-cultural Objectives
They aren't just working on one area they want to protect the whole of the England's countryside.

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Who are they? Charity that help volunteers to find something to volunteer at. They have many different volunteer projects that people can sign up to.
What are their roles? Their role is to help volunteers to be able to help volunteer with ongoing projects.

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Wildlife TrustMore than 800,000 members and 40,000 volunteers work together with their Wildlife Trust to make their local area wilder and make nature part of life, for everyone. Wildlife and wild places, increasing people’s awareness and understanding of the natural world, and deepening people’s relationship with it. This is meeting socio-cultural and environmental objectives and also environmental education 

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Wildlife TrustMore than 800,000 members and 40,000 volunteers work together with their Wildlife Trust to make their local area wilder and make nature part of life, for everyone. Wildlife and wild places, increasing people’s awareness and understanding of the natural world, and deepening people’s relationship with it. This is meeting socio-cultural and environmental objectives and also environmental education 
They look after more than 2,300 nature reserves covering 98,5000 hectares. The work closely together with communities and schools to educate them on wildlife and nature.
They also work alongside other community groups and environmental organisations and politicians across the political spectrum with local and national governments to improve standards and quality of these natural destinations. 
They also advertise their charity on social media, facebook and twitter
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 Thomas Cook UK Airlines recognise that aviation is a contributor to climate change and are committed to reducing our impacts where we can. It is important that we use our aviation fuel efficiently in order to reduce our CO2 emissions. ... We are a founding member of the Sustainable Aviation Initiative. 
 

Fuel Efficiency

Thomas Cook UK Airlines recognise that aviation is a contributor to climate change and are committed to reducing our impacts where we can. It is important that we use our aviation fuel efficiently in order to reduce our CO2 emissions. The airline is also implementing an Environmental Management System and has developed an environmental policy to demonstrate commitment to the environment.

We are a founding member of the Sustainable Aviation Initiative. This is an alliance of UK airlines, airports, aircraft manufacturers and air traffic management focused on achieving verifiable reductions in noise and emissions.

We run an Operational Efficiency Working Group which constantly looks at ways to improve fuel efficiency and reduce fuel burn. Projects include reducing catering weights, flight planning improvements, improved provision of information to crew and using continuous descent approaches when appropriate. 
 

Transport

We encourage our staff to commute to work by alternative means. We are developing travel plans for our offices to ensure sustainable transport remains an area of focus. 

Socio- cultural
 
100% of our own-brand hotels to obtain a Travelife award. 

  Political
 
 Political factors that may affect Thomas Cook plc may include civil unrest for example in Syria. This may affect Thomas Cook as their sales may decrease due to the lack of interest in visiting that country in turn giving low profits. Thomas Cook could be affected in the same way by the introduction of terrorist attacks, potentially facing a decrease in sales and even flights taking place 

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 Our vision: to create exceptional travel experiences. As we do it, we will keep our environmental footprint to a minimum, respect cultures and people, and promote economic development in our host countries. this is good as they are reducing there carbon footprint. 
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Optimise our holidays’ environmental, economic and social impact, by embedding sustainability into our supply chain and initiating activities that protect and restore the natural environment, biodiversity and enhance local livelihoods. 

modern slavery act 2017- this is socio cultural
" We are a member of the UNWTO Child Protection Task Force, and TUI Group and RIU are Top Members of the Code of Conduct for the Protection of Children from Sexual Exploitation in Travel and Tourism. "

by TUI having holiday destinations abroad they are employing local people instead of using people from different countries. also if they want to build a new destination they will hire a construction company to build for them. this is the multiplier effect as they are getting a different company to do this for them. 
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Environmental:
There vision is to create exceptional travel experiences. As they do it, they will keep the environmental footprint to a minimum, respect cultures and people, and promote economic development in there host countries. The benefit is that they are reducing there environmental footprint. This is also ran by ABTA. They also give advice to other businesses on how they can be more Eco

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More than 800,000 members and 40,000 volunteers work together with their Wildlife Trust to make their local area wilder and make nature part of life, for everyone.
Wildlife and wild places, increasing people’s awareness and understanding of the natural world, and deepening people’s relationship with it. This is meeting socio-cultural and environmental objectives and also environmental education

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They are  the government's adviser   for the natural environment in England, helping to protect England’s nature and landscapes for people to enjoy and for the services they provide.
Their responsibilities are
promoting nature conservation and protecting biodiversity.
conserving and enhancing the landscape.
promoting access to the countryside and open spaces and encouraging open-air recreation.
contributing in other ways to social and economic well-being through management of the natural environment.
https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/natural-england/about

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A registered charity who care for natural heritage collection.  English Heritage cares for over 400 historic buildings, monuments and sites - from world-famous prehistoric sites to grand medieval castles " Our vision is that people will experience the story of England where it really happened. " " We pursue the highest standards in all our work, from the service we provide to our visitors to the quality of our communications, from the way our events are run to the standard of our conservation work. "

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who they are?
Meet some of the people that work to help protect and look after special places. We are a charity and your money goes directly towards keeping places special for ever, for everyone.
they are different to private sector companies, as they look to

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Who they are - (VB) is the national tourism agency, responsible for marketing Britain worldwide and developing Britain’s visitor economy.
What are their roles- As the national tourism agency – a non-departmental public body funded by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS), VisitBritain/VisitEngland* plays a unique role in building England’s tourism product, raising Britain’s profile worldwide, increasing the volume and value of tourism exports and developing England and Britain’s visitor economy.

Working with a wide range of partners in both the UK and overseas, our mission is to grow the volume and value of inbound tourism across the nations and regions of Britain and to develop world-class English tourism product to support our growth aspirations.

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Thomas Cook UK Airlines recognise that aviation is a contributor to climate change and are committed to reducing our impacts where we can. It is important that we use our aviation fuel efficiently in order to reduce our CO2 emissions. ... We are a founding member of the Sustainable Aviation Initiative.

Fuel Efficiency

Thomas Cook UK Airlines recognise that aviation is a contributor to climate change and are committed to reducing our impacts where we can. It is important that we use our aviation fuel efficiently in order to reduce our CO2 emissions. The airline is also implementing an Environmental Management System and has developed an environmental policy to demonstrate commitment to the environment.

We are a founding member of the Sustainable Aviation Initiative. This is an alliance of UK airlines, airports, aircraft manufacturers and air traffic management focused on achieving verifiable reductions in noise and emissions.

We run an Operational Efficiency Working Group which constantly looks at ways to improve fuel efficiency and reduce fuel burn. Projects include reducing catering weights, flight planning improvements, improved provision of information to crew and using continuous descent approaches when appropriate.

Transport

We encourage our staff to commute to work by alternative means. We are developing travel plans for our offices to ensure sustainable transport remains an area of focus.

Socio- cultural

100% of our own-brand hotels to obtain a Travelife award.

Political

Political factors that may affect Thomas Cook plc may include civil unrest for example in Syria. This may affect Thomas Cook as their sales may decrease due to the lack of interest in visiting that country in turn giving low profits. Thomas Cook could be affected in the same way by the introduction of terrorist attacks, potentially facing a decrease in sales and even flights taking place

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Wildlife TrustMore than 800,000 members and 40,000 volunteers work together with their Wildlife Trust to make their local area wilder and make nature part of life, for everyone. Wildlife and wild places, increasing people’s awareness and understanding of the natural world, and deepening people’s relationship with it. This is meeting socio-cultural and environmental objectives and also environmental education 

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Wildlife TrustMore than 800,000 members and 40,000 volunteers work together with their Wildlife Trust to make their local area wilder and make nature part of life, for everyone. Wildlife and wild places, increasing people’s awareness and understanding of the natural world, and deepening people’s relationship with it. This is meeting socio-cultural and environmental objectives and also environmental education 

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They look after more than 2,300 nature reserves covering 98,5000 hectares. The work closely together with communities and schools to educate them on wildlife and nature.
They also work alongside other community groups and environmental organisations and politicians across the political spectrum with local and national governments to improve standards and quality of these natural destinations.
They also advertise their charity on social media, facebook and twitter
https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/nature-and-wildlife

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Our vision: to create exceptional travel experiences. As we do it, we will keep our environmental footprint to a minimum, respect cultures and people, and promote economic development in our host countries. this is good as they are reducing there carbon footprint.
another point is to...
Optimise our holidays’ environmental, economic and social impact, by embedding sustainability into our supply chain and initiating activities that protect and restore the natural environment, biodiversity and enhance local livelihoods.

modern slavery act 2017- this is socio cultural
" We are a member of the UNWTO Child Protection Task Force, and TUI Group and RIU are Top Members of the Code of Conduct for the Protection of Children from Sexual Exploitation in Travel and Tourism. "

by TUI having holiday destinations abroad they are employing local people instead of using people from different countries. also if they want to build a new destination they will hire a construction company to build for them. this is the multiplier effect as they are getting a different company to do this for them.

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Environmental:
There vision is to create exceptional travel experiences. As they do it, they will keep the environmental footprint to a minimum, respect cultures and people, and promote economic development in there host countries. The benefit is that they are reducing there environmental footprint. This is also ran by ABTA. They also give advice to other businesses on how they can be more Eco-friendly by reducing carbon emissions.
All Thomas Cook offices and work places have recycling bins and use materials made out of recycled goods including there travel brochures.

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All Thomas Cook offices have recycling stations and some offices, such as Brighton and Manchester, have even banned all desk bins to encourage even more recycling. We also ensure all brochures from our retail stores are recycled.

We are working in partnership with the Carbon Trust to identify a variety of energy efficiency projects and are starting to work towards becoming a low carbon business.
We encourage our staff to commute to work by alternative means. We are developing travel plans for our offices to ensure sustainable transport remains an area of focus.
Thomas Cook UK Airlines launched a national onboard recycling scheme in January 2009 and were the first UK based charter airline to offer this type of service to short haul passengers flying into all UK airports. The cabin crew will collect any plastics, aluminium, paper and card in a separate rubbish bag which is then sent for recycling on landing.
We provide information on the impact of each flight through eco-labels positioned at the boarding door for each of our aircraft. The labels are similar to those you will see when buying electrical equipment. They provide clear and accurate information on the environmental impact of the aircraft journey including CO2 emissions and other pollution factors.
Thomas Cook UK Airlines recognise that aviation is a contributor to climate change and are committed to reducing our impacts where we can. It is important that we use our aviation fuel efficiently in order to reduce our CO2 emissions.

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Our vision: to create exceptional travel experiences. As we do it, we will keep our environmental footprint to a minimum, respect cultures and people, and promote economic development in our host countries. this is good as they are looking to reduce their carbon footprint. they have a goal to this by 2020.

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Their development Awards can help to cover costs such as: course fees, transport or equipment to help you achieve your plan to get into education, training or employment.  You can apply if you are a UK resident, 16 to 30 years old (no longer in education), unemployed or working less than 16 hours. The Prince’s Trust is an ambitious and innovative organisation, constantly seeking new ways to provide even better support to our young people.  They help people in the UK and they deliver programmes and services from their network of offices and centers.
https://www.princes-trust.org.uk/about-the-trust/initiatives

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As the world’s largest integrated leisure tourism business, we are proud of the positive role our industry plays around the world. The travel and tourism sector accounts for 10% of the world’s GDP and 7% of its exports.* It is responsible for one in 10 jobs globally* and is the main source of foreign exchange in one-third of developing countries.
The ambitious 2020 sustainability strategy “Better Holidays, Better World“ is built around four core pillars to help shape the future of sustainable tourism: step lightly, make a difference, lead the way and care more.
We will deliver 10 million greener and fairer holidays per year by 2020, enabling more local people to share in the benefits of tourism

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They are promoting socio-cultural behavior as they are allowing other tour operators to join and begin on becoming a more ethical and responsible business. This also allows different tour operators to use ideas from each-other to improve standards.
'Tourism is one of the  largest and fastest growing global industries, creating significant employment and economic development, particularly in many developing countries '
They address negative impacts on tourism and what is needed for the industry to improve. This will mean that tour operators will consider environmental, social and economic aspect throughout the process of developing a holiday package.
Ways that they will do this is by Internal management - taking into account sustainability principles in the management of human resources , office supplies and production of printed materials. This means that they are being socio-culturally responsible by employing local people and taking into consideration the human aspect. Also being environmentally responsible by managing office supplies and production of printed materials.
Contracting with suppliers that are also environmentally friendly and sustainable.
Customer relations, by guaranteeing privacy, health and safety standards, and providing customers with information on responsible behavior and sustainability issues at their destinations. This is meeting socio-cultural objectives by educating and informing customers.

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Tui repect cultures and people, and promote economic developments in our host countries, they are helping to reduce their carbon footprint and carbon emissions.
National Holidays – travelling by coach can reduce your impact on the environment and this company is starting to understand the benefits of reducing emissions and promoting ecotourism type adventures.

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work together in promoting sustainable tourism  With this Initiative, tour operators are moving towards sustainable tourism by committing themselves to the concepts of sustainable development as the core of their business activity and to working together through common activities to promote and disseminate methods and practices compatible with sustainable development.
adopting best practices in the management of environmental, social and economic issues, and working hand in hand with destinations.
Thomas Cook
The Sustainable Aviation Initiative: Thomas Cook Airlines is a founding member of the Sustainable Aviation Initiative.  All Thomas Cook offices have recycling stations and some offices, such as Brighton and Manchester, have even banned all desk bins to encourage even more recycling.

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The Tour Operators’ Initiative (TOI) is a network that brings together tour operators who have recognised the urgency of incorporating sustainable development principles into their operations.
Their mission is to improve sustainability of the tourism industry  and encourage tour operators to develop sustainability. They are also promoting socio culutral behavious as tour operators are encouraged to be more sustainble and responsible. file:///H:/-Sustainable%20Tourism_%20The%20Tour%20Operators%20Contribution-2003647%20(1).pdf

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The Tour Operators' Initiative is a group of committed tour operators that have understood that collaboration is the key element for the successful implementation of their individual strategies and actions for sustainability.

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"To encourage healthy development we feel it is important for the babies and children to have access to outdoor play, where they can be active and use their physical skills whilst also benefiting from fresh air and natural light.

Our outdoor play areas (garden/yard/patio) are organised on a daily basis, making sure that age/stage appropriate equipment is available for all children to use.

Practitioners also take children and babies (in pushchairs) to the local amenities, which include walks to the local park and surrounding areas of the Nursery."
this means that there are nurseries that take place here and there are people who teach these kids important things. this also means that they will hire carers/teachers to look after and teach the kids.
why would the public take an interest?
they would take an interest, as in 1844, queen Victoria and prince Albert leased this house. this was the house that they lived in for a number of years. queen Victoria even died in this house in 1901, this would bring in a lot of tourists and people who are interested in this.

visits for the osborne house costs about £5.50 to tour this house and isnt a lot of money.

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Wentworth Woodhouse is an eighteenth century house, owned and managed by Wentworth Woodhouse Preservation Trust. It will become an attraction in Yorkshire thanks to a grant of £3.5million from the National Heritage Memorial Fund.
they hold many events here such as weddings. they also have a donate button on there website.
All of the workers here are volunteers but are given training that they could use to get another job.

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Built for the first Lord Berwick in 1785, Attingham Hall and its beautiful parkland were owned by one family for more than 160 years. As their fortunes rose and fell they proved themselves to be spenders, savers and saviours - providing a fascinating story of love and neglect whose mark still stands in Attingham’s rooms today.

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This Georgian building was the London home of the first Duke of Wellington and has changed very little since his great victory at Waterloo in 1815.  This is maintaining traditional beliefs and promoting cultural understanding since there's art and paintings all around the house.  This house is seen s a national shrine to the victor of Waterloo.  They are protecting and preserving a historical place.

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Blenheim Palace was built as a gift to John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough, from Queen Anne and a grateful nation in thanks for his victory at the Battle of Blenheim on 13th August 1704. It is the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill.
Blenheim Palace is fully committed to sustaining, growing and sharing the precious resources of the Estate, the Park and the Palace.

Here’s what we are doing to achieve our goals:

We comply with the requirements of all environmental legislation and its approved code of practice

We continuously seek to improve our environmental and social performance

We work to reduce pollution, emissions and waste

We strive to reduce the use of energy, water and other resources we consume

We raise awareness, encourage participation and train employees in sustainable business practices

We expect similar environmental practices from all of our suppliers and contractors

We encourage customers to use products and services in an environmentally sensitive way

We support our local community with fundraising and practical help

We have minimised our risk associated with social and environmental issues

We have joined the Green Tourism Business Scheme to challenge and assess the continual improvement of our sustainable practices

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Blenheim Palace is a monumental country house in Blenheim, Oxfordshire, England. It is the principal residence of the Dukes of Marlborough, and the only non-royal, non-episcopal country house in England to hold the title of palace.
Environmental

We comply with the requirements of all environmental legislation and its approved code of practice

We continuously seek to improve our environmental and social performance

We work to reduce pollution, emissions and waste

We strive to reduce the use of energy, water and other resources we consume

We raise awareness, encourage participation and train employees in sustainable business practices

https://www.blenheimpalace.com/estate/sustainability/
Economic

£87.6m GVA (Gross Value Added) total economic impact generated by Blenheim

1,935 jobs are supported by Blenheim

£13.1m GVA is the direct economic contribution made by Blenheim

335 staff are directly employed by Blenheim

600,000 paying visitors come to Blenheim, many of whom also spend time and money in local areas

Our visitors contribute £41.2m GVA to the local economy

We employ 7 apprentices

https://www.blenheimpalace.com/estate/about-us/economic-impact-report.html
Political
The inspired work of Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown has created a lasting legacy in the Park at Blenheim Palace. The visionary master landscaper constructed the Great Lake and planted thousands of trees in his ten-year tenure here, engineering a landscape that appears natural but is actually 'contrived to pleasing effect'.

The Park is now home to several Sites of Special Scientific Interest including the Great Lake and the ancient oaks in High Park.
https://www.blenheimpalace.com/visit-us/park-and-gardens/

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Chatsworth House has set themselves up as a charity and lets other organisations use the premises for events and activities. This is tying in with the social-cultural objectivities. They offer educational programmes for school visits and self-led activities this is also socio-cultural. http://beta.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-details/?regid=511149&subid=0

As they are a charity they offer member ships to regular customers ( Become a friend of Chatsworth house all year long)

They also offer afternoon tea for sale here and they will sell local Bakewell tarts. As the home of Chatsworth house is Bakewell and where they were created. This will have a multiplier effect and socio-cultural objectives.

Farm shop is also available for customers to shop around in, the produce comes from local farms and this is meeting socio-cultural and the multiplier effect objectives.

You can also get married at this properly or special occasion events can be held at this attraction.

They conserve buildings, woodlands, water courses, moorland, hedgerows and pasture requires a cycle management which continues to sustain this special landscape for future generations. This is meeting environmental objectives. And this house have ' a greener Chatsworth' project.

Waste is reduced, reused and recycled this is being environmentally friendly.

They also work alongside the  Natural Heritage and biodiversity to help preserve the area and support wildlife.

Sustainable communities is also very important for this house and they try and engage with the communities as much as possible. They will employee local staff and volunteers.

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their aim is to keep the area sustainable. 'A Greener Chatsworth' is a challenge they put in place to work towards.  Chatsworth has featured in a range of films, TV programmes and documentaries, and the 35,000-acre Chatsworth Estate offers a range of beautiful locations. this lets films gain publication and so does the attraction.  They are a charity. they hold educational trips.