At ID, travel and events are part of a perspective of sustainable development

ID organises all its travel and events from a perspective of sustainable development. Our objective is to limit the impact of tourism on the environment and to promote the wellbeing of local populations. We wish to raise our clients' awareness and to give them a sense of responsibility.

» The documents on which we base our plan for sustainable tourism

• The Global Code of Ethics for Tourism adopted by the UN in 2001.
• The UNESCO World Charter for Sustainable Tourism.

• ID proposes an alternative way of sustainable travel and is committed to raising its clients' awareness of less energy-consuming incentive travel and encouraging its clients to participate in a carbon offsetting programme (www.climact.com).
• ID proposes activities which fit in with the socio-economic life of the destination country, and takes the time to monitor the social and environmental coherence of these initiatives.
• ID is looking for a solution to minimise the consumption of water from plastic bottles while travelling – your ideas are welcome.

ID is committed to several humanitarian projects worldwide. We support a number of schools in Zimbabwe (2000). We have helped to install water pumps in the Ranthambore region of India (2006) and we have donated aid to the development of two NGOs in Madagascar (2007). We have also sponsored the Voyages-Visages exhibition (2006) in aid of the Fondation Reine Paola.

Corporate social responsibility is a company's responsibility for the impacts of its decisions and activities on society and on the environment, through transparent and ethical behaviour which contributes to sustainable development and to the health and wellbeing of society.

We belong to the Quadrant network within the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Brabant, Wallonia, which aims to educate and to raise awareness of the issues and values involved in corporate social responsibility.