STORIES OF THE PEOPLE, PLACES & PARTNERS THAT MAKE TRAVEL AND TOURISM TICK

Kaitlyn Brajcich

Senior Manager, Communications & Training
Kaitlyn channels her enthusiasm and expertise into managing Sustainable Travel International’s marketing communications. She educates travelers and tourism professionals about best practices, encourages the industry to invest in climate action, and shares compelling stories of sustainability in action. She has been privileged to support Sustainable Travel International’s work in destinations like Barbados, Fiji, St. Kitts, Antigua and Barbuda, Chile, Samoa, Vail, and Mexico.

As the climate crisis intensifies, mangroves are gaining long-overdue recognition for their role in protecting both people and the planet. These coastal trees capture and store large amounts of carbon, helping to mitigate the greenhouse gases that fuel climate change. They also boost climate resilience, shielding communities from rising seas...

A Webinar in the Road to Net Zero Series When it comes to a trip’s carbon footprint, where does a tour operator’s responsibility begin and end? And how can you possibly measure all the different parts, especially when so many are outside your direct control? In this webinar, our CEO,...

SEATTLE, WA (September 25, 2025) — Just in time for World Tourism Day, Sustainable Travel International today released two new episodes in its Sustainable Travel: Where Next? docu-series, produced in partnership with BlackRook Media. The series highlights destinations and travel companies that are redefining what it means for tourism to...

Our third Climate Impact Portfolio of 2025, released on August 15, 2025, supports seven carbon offset projects around the world. Read on to learn more about the impact these projects are creating for the climate, communities, and biodiversity. Carbon offsets purchased from Portfolio 3 of 2025 are distributed across the...

Can a cow save a forest? Between 2022 and 2024, the Keo Seima carbon offset project provided 64 breeding cows to communities in six villages. This supported the livelihoods of around 230 families, including 109 women. In this video, local community member Ke Veut shares her experience of receiving a...

In this video, we meet Kae Vert, the first woman to lead a community protected area in her village and a member of the Bunong Indigenous community. Vert shares how her work with the Keo Seima Carbon Offset Project protects the forest, wildlife, and her people’s identity, saying, “We protect...