Ravel Know almost Sales of holidays have been discontinued, including performances of captive dolphins and whales.
The public, including the prime minister’s wife, criticized this tourism practice. Carrie Johnson with Virgin holiday It was announced in 2019 that tickets for such attractions and experiences will no longer be sold.
Expedia Group said in a tweet: “We recently adjusted our animal welfare policy.
“Therefore, our website will no longer provide attractions and activities involving dolphins and other cetaceans performances or interactions.”
A spokesperson clarified to the Daily Mail on Sunday that if these companies are “certified and do not interact or perform”, the company will continue to use “a seaside reserve that provides a permanent seaside living environment for captive animals.”
It appears in Brave travel After stopping all elephant riding activities in 2014, it triggered a domino effect in other companies.
The tourism association Abta updated its animal welfare guidelines in January 2020, categorizing captive elephants and tourists contacting or feeding apes, bears, crocodiles or alligators, orcas, sloths, and wild cats as unacceptable.
