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Thomson Safaris has recently embraced solar energy to provide power for its US office.

Thomson Safaris is a key sponsor of the 2008 Travelers' Philanthropy Conference to be held in Tanzania
December 3-5.

Thomson Safaris was one of only a handful of companies in the world honored by Condé Nast Traveler's World Savers Award for overall excellence in giving back to communities and conserving the environment.

Donors without Borders: Charity-Affiliated Trips
Visiting schools in Tanzania is part of some Thomson Safaris itineraries. You can give back to the non-profit charity, Friends of Tanzanian Schools, while on safari.

Grandson of first Kilimanjaro guide follows family legacy. Pendaeli Lauwo to guide Thomson Safaris’ Kilimanjaro climbs.

Luxurious eco-trips: Give back while traveling the world with these independently owned companies.

Launching a giving partnership, Thomson Safaris now donates proceeds from its online gear and apparel stores to non-profit organizations in Tanzania.

Michael Wood reaches the summit of Kilimanjaro on a Thomson Safaris trek for charity. The proceeds of his climb go to The Olivia Wood Memorial Scholorship Fund and Friends of Tanzanian Schools.

Nat Geo Traveler features a Thomson Safaris trip as one of the "50 Tours of a Lifetime."

Thomson Safaris successfully leads 7-year old Keats Boyd to the summit of Kilimanjaro, making him the youngest person to stand on the "Rooftop of Africa."

Thomson Safaris featured on Good Morning America NOW

Travel writer, Tom Bissell, treks up Kilimanjaro with Thomson Safaris.

National Geographic Adventure magazine features Thomson Safaris as one of the "Best Adventure Travel Outfitters on Earth."

Thomson Safaris co-founder and director, Judi Wineland, wins Lifetime Achievement Award at Adventure Travel World Summit.

National fitness expert, Michael Wood, teams up with Thomson for Kilimanjaro charity climb.