Projects for Good
Experience a new perspective on the world. Travelers can expect to make a lasting contribution by getting involved with existing projects and provide hands-on service within existing projects in the Go For Good country of travel.
Go For Good Travel contributes to the following focuses:
Environment
Sustainability
Community
Relationship building
Guided Tour Experiences with Adventure Destination Travel
Enjoy native sights and local landscapes with guided safaris or trips to lush and vibrant bio-sustainable destinations. Experience the awe and beauty of native wildlife, such as zebras, gazelle, and lions, and geographic features from Mt. Kilimanjaro, to coffee farms, to white sand beaches.
Environmental & Community Programs
Go for Good Travel aims to bring awareness to the climate-related issues on the environment and to effect positive change and sustainable solutions for individuals and families in Tanzania and Nicaragua.
Community Building
Each country we visit we come to understand from the inside, through the local organizations and communities with which we work with. We view the challenges of developing nations as important learning opportunities through whatever we encounter, on a personal level with enigmatic events and warm, welcoming people; or through our work on projects promoting tourism, resort developments, coffee production, and healthcare advancements.
Upcoming Trips
Tanzania
Embark on a wildlife adventure with a safari in the Serengeti and the Ngorongoro Crater. Travelers will also experience Tanzanian culture first hand in Moshi for cultural tours showcasing women’s collectives of artisans, and provide life changing support to service projects in Dar es Salaam focusing on HIV Aids prevention and children rescue.
Nicaragua
Tour a geographically diverse land of resilient and warm, welcoming people. Experiences include access to the bio-sustainable coffee farm, Selva Negra, with guided opportunities of coffee production, tourism and resort life, and hands on contributions to local and international programs in this small Central American country.
Select photographs provided by Gregory Ross Time In Media Productions
