Are you stuck with what to buy your loved ones for a special occasion – perhaps a special birthday or anniversary? Don’t despair as we have the perfect gift and one which will last for ever and will ensure that the Broads is kept very special in the future.
Four organisations have benefitted from the generosity of visitors to the Broads, residents and tourism businesses who have made donations to Love the Broads.
Become a member of Love the Broads from just £15 a year and play a part in keeping the Broads special. You will be invited to a special Member event including guided walks and talks, receive a pin badge and a quarterly newsletter updating you on how your money is being spent in the Broads.
Love the Broads is delighted to announce that Herbert Woods, Broads Adventure Holidays, with 85 years of Norfolk Broads boat hire experience, has joined the scheme as our latest key business supporter.
Riverside Holidays are a premier provider of self-catering accommodation on the Norfolk Broads. We are delighted that they have joined Love the Broads and are offering their visitors the opportunity to donate £1 on every booking.
Download our ‘Guidelines for your business’ booklet
Do you have a business which welcomes visitors to the Broads? Why not consider joining us and you can help to keep the Broads special. Download our businesses booklet for useful help and advice.
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What is sustainable tourism?
Sustainable tourism is all about making the lowest possible impact on the environment and local culture while helping to generate income and employment. It is responsible tourism that is both ecologically and culturally sensitive. It is about caring for the places we love to visit and protecting them for future generations. There is no point in having a beautiful landscape if it is spoilt by insensitive tourism. Love the Broads seeks to promote the protection and understanding of our wetland area’s wildlife, landscape, heritage and tourism which are all interlinked.
