Fuze Ecoteer Outdoor Adventures

About Fuze Ecoteer Outdoor Adventures

In 2012 Fuze Ecoteer was established, a partnership of Fuze Outdoor Consultants and Ecoteer Responsible Travel. Our unique combination of team building and real conservation/community work is a new concept in Malaysia, bringing much greater meaning to your activities with us.
We started Fuze -Ecoteer because we want to work outdoors, bring people closer together, involve people in conservation and community issues, and because we want to make the world a better place. Come along and be part of the journey! Aim: To provide tourism experiences that bring the most possible benefits to the host communities and the environment which surrounds them. Mission: Fuze Ecoteer seeks to bring together sustainable local community projects and travellers; in the hope of a greater and better future. Through providing travellers with the opportunity to learn and experience ‘real-world issues', they will be made more socially aware about living responsibly and in turn teaching others how to reduce their footprint on our planet. This experience will in hope, turn into a lifestyle change which will benefit the world we live in. This coming together of people from all walks of life, race and religion for local projects is in essence what makes Fuze Ecoteer. Responsible Tourism: As our name suggests we are a Responsible Travel Company, or at least a travel company that aspires to be as responsible as possible. Responsible Tourism to us means that we look after the environment, people, culture, our staff, our accounts and of course our tourists. In general being Responsible means we provide as many benefits as possible to all parties. We know we are not the best in responsible tourism, at the moment, and we will never reach being 100% responsible but if you reach for the stars and land on the moon the view is not so bad. We have decided to adopt the United Nation’s World Tourism Organisation’s GLOBAL SUSTAINABLE TOURISM CRITERIA, which provides a holistic framework for responsible tourism (see https://www.sustainabletourismcriteria.org/). The checklists the UN have created will be used as the tool to help us measure our improvements, highlight areas where improvement is needed and to communicate our efforts to travellers and relevant communities. The checklists will be updated every year and uploaded here for all to see. December 2011