: Fair trade tourism, Pemba, Mozambique News   : latest Guludo School Feeding Project Starts > 28/01/2007 This week SERF started the Global Angels Feeding Project. Here follows a letter to Molly at Global Angels about the project from Amy, the founder of SERF and di... Guludo Receives a Responsible Tourism Award > 08/11/06 Guludo Beach Lodge has been Highly Commended in the 2006 Responsible Tourism Awards for the category Best for Poverty Reduction the largest awards of their kind in the world. Respo... : general Amy wins "Young Social Entrepreneur of the Year" > 10/05/2006 Amy wins ‘Young Social Entrepreneur of The Year 2006’ at the Edge Upstarts Awards hosted by The New Statesman Magazine. Bespoke Experience, the holding company for Guludo Beach Lodge, is proud to... Architects - Highly Commended Award > 21/12/05 Bespoke’s architects Cullum & Nightingale have won an Award for thier design of Guludo Beach Lodge in Mozambique. The... : press THE TIMES - Travel Awards > 11/11/2006 Best and Fairest: The First Choice Responsible Tourism Awards celebrate those doing their bit for the planet and people, reports Richard Hammond. Highly Commended: Guludo Beach Lodge, Mozamb... CONDE NAST TRAVELLER - Word of Mouth > 01/09/06 "Sisters are doing it for themselves - and for the plannet. We meet two champions of responsible tourism..." "Amy Carter, co-founder of fair-trade tourism company Bespoke E... NEW CONSUMER - Eco Travel Special > 08/2006 "Having learnt from the experience of destructive mass tourism in Eastern Africa, Mozambique have a policy of high quality, low impact tourism, making the high-end ecolodge the perfect model for sustainable tourism. CITY AM - Spotlight on Mozambique > 19/06/2006 "Football fever has truly hit home and Guludo Beach Lodge in Mozambique is joining in the frenzy with its very own weekly Guludo Village vs Guludo Beach Lodge Guests and Staff football match. ... : community Guludo School Scholarships Awarded > 22/01/2007 SERF has just given 8 secondary school scholarships to students in Guludo, without which, none of them would have been able to go. The students left for secondary boarding school at the end of January and we have already received letters fr... Guludo boys return home after a month in the bush > 12/2005 Early-rising visitors were fortunate enough to enjoy the faraway sounds of celebratory drumming as the sun rose over Guludo every December morning. The annual Koombe ceremony, lasting thirty days and involving approxima... THIRD SECTOR: Frontline - Serf > 2/11/2005 WHAT IS SERF? A charity set up by the fair trade tourism company Bespoke Experience. It seeks to reduce poverty in countries such as Mozambique WHAT IT DOES: For its first project, Se... Problem Elephants around Guludo > 14/09/2003 Mozambique's 17-year civil war had a direct effect on the behaviour of the elephants in this region. With no protectection, poaching increased causing the elephants to become more and more wary of humans. As a result of the poaching and... : conservation DUGONG TRACKS found in the Guludo Bay > 03/08/2006 On the 3rd August 2006, while a WWF party were visiting Guludo Beach Lodge, dugong tracks were found while diving off Gluudo's house reef, "Rays Reef". Dugongs (or sea cows) 'grub'... Elephants - the biggest problem facing the new Park > 15/09/2003 When in Guludo, and its' surrounding villages, it is rare to see a child who does not look mal-nourished. This seems to be true throughout the Quirimbas National Park (QNP), the most heavily populated park in Africa. When roughly two th...

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