Offering slum tours in Mumbai, as well as guided tours around the city, Reality Tours and Travel provides authentic and thought-provoking local experiences through tours and uses the profits to create change in the local communities. The organization began working in the Dharavi slum and has built a strong community there that receives tourists and benefits from every tour.

ReefCI offer all inclusive Monday-Friday Marine Conservation scuba packages on a beautiful Coral Caye in the Caribbean. The location offers world class diving, home cooked food and friendly locals. As a plus, you can learn to dive or further your dive qualifications while you help monitor the reef, commercial fish species and capture the invasive lionfish! Whale shark season is March - June so visit around the full moon and you may also get to swim with these majestic creatures.

Rehash Trash is a Green Gecko social enterprise, working with 100+ former street children and their 32 families over the past 10 years. The organization offers a range of fun, hands-on workshops for tourists, with funds used to support training and employment initiatives.

Established in 1979 by the King to eliminate opium growing, the Station acts as a research centre for highland fisheries as a way to develop the livelihoods of hill tribe farmers nearby. Tourists can visit the beautiful gardens and greenhouses, which are located in Doi Inthanon National Park , and funds continue to support this important work.

Rural Odyssey is a social enterprise that promotes responsible and community based tourism in northern India. They develop authentic cultural experiences for travellers, which incorporates the lives of some of India’s most rural communities. They aim to share their incredible culture, music, crafts, art forms and much more, while also contributing to the social end economic benefit of the local people. Take an off-the-beaten-path tour and immerse yourself into the real India while supporting local communities.

Founded by members of the Kanda community in 1981, ROSE (also known as Koormanchal Seva Samsthan) is a community-based NGO working with locals and volunteers to improve the health, education and quality of life of the rural poor in this region while maintaining cultural integrity and ecological balance.

A boutique selling handcrafted goods created by more than 700 women employed under fair trade standards. Sadhna not only offers beautiful clothes and goods that make wonderful souvenirs, they are a social enterprise dedicated to supporting and developing the women in the Sadhna program.

Saigon Hotpot is a student run organisation started in 2006. It was one of the first voluntary clubs run by Vietnamese students from different universities with the aim to promote the beauty of Vietnam to the world, and create a dynamic environment for the self-development of local students. Students take you on tailor-made tours around the city, which includes anything from sightseeing the main attractions to tasting Vietnamese street food. The cost is free aside from the cost of entrance fees, food and drink.

The Salaam Baalak Trust City Walk is a 2 hour guided walk through the inner city streets of Paharganj and the area around New Delhi railway station. The walks are run by kids who used to live in the streets of Delhi before joining The Salaam Baalak Trust. The Salaam Baalak Trust is an Indian non-profit and non-governmental organisation providing care and protection support to street and working children in Delhi and NCR. All donations go towards the SBT projects which include health, education and social inclusion for disadvantaged youth in Delhi.

A social enterprise of FRIENDS International, Sanon is a recently opened Burmese and Tapas restaurant in Bagan. Providing vocational training to marginalised youth in the Burmese community, the restaurant gives opportunity for work to those on the FRIENDS training programs.