On the Edge is not just a restaurant. It’s a business run by a local community in Betty´s Bay and which is giving back directly to it. They’re also part of the South African cohort of the Tourism Recovery Programme.

In the vibrant neighbourhoods of Woodstock in Cape Town, Juma Art Tours offers visitors bespoke tours that lead them through the streets of this colourful, urban corner.

In the remote interior of the Western Cape, a sanctuary is nurturing big cats and protecting them from exploitation. Panthera Africa also took part in the Tourism Recovery Programme.

Women travelling alone face specific challenges not faced by other tourists. Kamaroutes, another of Tourism Recovery Programme’s participants, is striving to keep them safe through a new, innovative product.

In South Africa, The Traveling Circus connects tourism stakeholders in off the beaten track locations. This unique sustainable tourism consultancy was one of the participants of the Tourism Recovery Programme.

Eco Nubia is an eco-lodge near the Egyptian city of Aswan. The lodge helps local communities to preserve and promote their cultural heritage and to put projects into action through sustainable tourism practices.

Rove Egypt is a tour operator making it possible for farming communities to live off their land through agrotourism. They are supported under the Tourism Recovery Programme.

Baytkom restaurant supports immigrant women in Cairo through their common love of cooking. It is yet another business supported by the TUI Care Foundation´s Tourism Recovery Programme.

Dayra Camp is an environmentally-friendly community of artists on a remote beach of the Sinai peninsula which is supported by the TUI Care Foundation´s Tourism Recovery Programme.

With the Tourism Recovery Programme, TUI Care Foundation supports Nubian Eco Village, a sustainable tour provider in West Aswan, Egypt.