Goldarth’s Luxury Review Singapore: Philanthropic Travelers

Once reserved for bohemian backpackers willing to sleep in mud huts and survive on little more than rice, participating with charitable causes overseas has become a new travel trend among those seeking enlightenment. Providing the perfect compromise between doing good for yourself and helping those less fortunate, it is now possible to give a little back to society without compromising comfort.

Philanthropic Travel the Ultimate Luxury

For a dose of the feel-good factor that extends beyond your tan lines, look no further than Exquisite Safaris. Founded by David Chamberlain, the exclusive tour company specializing in philanthropic travel was established to introduce affluent travelers to grassroots humanitarian projects that are making a world of difference delivering micro enterprise, education, clean water and medical care. An ideal mix of luxury and social conscientiousness, Exquisite Safaris offers a unique collection of tailor-made trips designed for those who desire the best of both worlds.

Rich in culture, wildlife and heritage, Africa has become a popular destination choice for travelers desiring a life-changing experience. Exquisite Safaris' trips to Africa combine luxurious accommodation, world-class activities and the chance to be introduced to a worthwhile project. A day's itinerary could include an early morning game reserve tour, followed by a pampering session in the spa and then an afternoon planting banana trees in a local village.

For those who appreciate a touch of indulgence at the end of a long day, guests can expect the same level of comfort and privacy usually enjoyed on a five-star vacation. Head back to relax in a deluxe tent or cottage with en-suite bathroom, hot running water, electricity and a private plunge pool on the veranda deck.

If Africa does not appeal, Exquisite Safaris also arranges trips to tropical destinations such as Cambodia, Ecuador, Galapagos, Peru, Thailand India, Bhutan and Vietnam. Tours usually last between two to three weeks and are customized to match your personal preferences and interests.

An experience like this is priceless. A typical six-star trip costs approximately US $1,000 per person, per night not including airfare in Africa. There is no charge for the philanthropic introduction and Exquisite Safaris makes a travel industry leading donation (in addition to your loose change) directly to the grassroots humanitarian projects visited. What's more, the giving does not have to end as soon as you land back at home. Exquisite Safaris works with organizations such as Global Giving to help travelers empowered by the experience to continue staying connected upon their return home. -Goldarth's Luxury Review

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