Definition of voluntourism in English:

voluntourism

noun vɒlənˈtɔːrɪz(ə)mvɒlənˈtʊərɪz(ə)mˌvälənˈto͝orizəm

mass noun

A form of tourism in which travellers participate in voluntary work, typically for a charity.
at the core of voluntourism is the desire to help others
as modifier voluntourism programmes
Example sentencesExamples
- Perrin's suggestions include travelling to a destination that uses a language they are learning at school and signing up for a voluntourism project in an area of interest, such as animal care.
- In working with Oceanic Society over the years I have helped to develop a variety of "voluntourism" research programs.
- Voluntourism supporters are quick to point out indirect benefits too.
- Voluntourism trips are shorter, more entertaining versions of the kind of international work long sponsored by the likes of church missions and the Peace Corps.
- Some of these programs were found on a website called Go Overseas, which is dedicated to listing and rating different voluntourism programs.
- Most recently, the company has now developed a line of tours, ranging from wildlife viewing to adventure travel to short-term voluntourism, all with the aim of supporting and driving forward conservation research and community development efforts.
- The international development charity Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO) said poorly planned, "voluntourism" schemes that make money out of channelling public sympathy were having a negative impact on young people and the communities they worked with.
- The voluntourism guidelines state that volunteer programs can be part of for-profit operations so long as the core objective is to meet the needs of the local community.
- Our Travel for Good program promotes 'voluntourism' or getting people to take trips during which they participate in a volunteer activity - whether abroad or in areas close to home.
- "Voluntourism had long been billed as a gap-year experience, and I saw that it could be taken beyond youth; it just needed an aggregate platform," says Smith.
- Particularly when traveling internationally, the biggest expense with voluntourism is getting there.
- Voluntourism is an experience-based way to enjoy a country and discover its people at a grassroots level.
- Other tour operators stress that voluntourism really does have lasting impact because, despite rapid turnover among individual volunteers, trip organizers develop long-term relationships with community partners.
- There are growing concerns about a lack of scrutiny and measurement of voluntourism, as more commercial tour operators enter what was previously the realm of non-profit organisations.
- Trips to destinations all over the world are adding community restoration projects, but voluntourism in New Orleans isn't limited to building homes with Habitat for Humanity.
- We will offer voluntourism, fun, and great adventure with like-minded travellers.

Derivatives

voluntourist

noun

As a voluntourist hungry for something different, I've been involved in supporting rural sustainable community development projects in Western Kanchanaburi since 2002.
Example sentencesExamples
- A voluntourist also pays all expenses for her volunteer vacation, including transport, accommodations, and the agency's fee.
- Close to three hundred voluntourists have visited Fiji since April last year.
- In between projects, voluntourists have the chance to visit places such as Monkey Land or go bungee-jumping at the Bloukrans Bridge.
- Voluntourists are giving up all-inclusive beach resorts in the Caribbean for the opportunity to help others.

Origin

1990s: blend of volunteer and tourism.

Definition of voluntourism in US English:

voluntourism

nounˌvälənˈto͝orizəm

A form of tourism in which travelers participate in voluntary work, typically for a charity.
at the core of voluntourism is the desire to help others
as modifier voluntourism programs
Example sentencesExamples
- We will offer voluntourism, fun, and great adventure with like-minded travellers.
- "Voluntourism had long been billed as a gap-year experience, and I saw that it could be taken beyond youth; it just needed an aggregate platform," says Smith.
- In working with Oceanic Society over the years I have helped to develop a variety of "voluntourism" research programs.
- The voluntourism guidelines state that volunteer programs can be part of for-profit operations so long as the core objective is to meet the needs of the local community.
- The international development charity Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO) said poorly planned, "voluntourism" schemes that make money out of channelling public sympathy were having a negative impact on young people and the communities they worked with.
- Trips to destinations all over the world are adding community restoration projects, but voluntourism in New Orleans isn't limited to building homes with Habitat for Humanity.
- Other tour operators stress that voluntourism really does have lasting impact because, despite rapid turnover among individual volunteers, trip organizers develop long-term relationships with community partners.
- Voluntourism trips are shorter, more entertaining versions of the kind of international work long sponsored by the likes of church missions and the Peace Corps.
- Some of these programs were found on a website called Go Overseas, which is dedicated to listing and rating different voluntourism programs.
- Voluntourism supporters are quick to point out indirect benefits too.
- Voluntourism is an experience-based way to enjoy a country and discover its people at a grassroots level.
- Perrin's suggestions include travelling to a destination that uses a language they are learning at school and signing up for a voluntourism project in an area of interest, such as animal care.
- Most recently, the company has now developed a line of tours, ranging from wildlife viewing to adventure travel to short-term voluntourism, all with the aim of supporting and driving forward conservation research and community development efforts.
- Particularly when traveling internationally, the biggest expense with voluntourism is getting there.
- There are growing concerns about a lack of scrutiny and measurement of voluntourism, as more commercial tour operators enter what was previously the realm of non-profit organisations.
- Our Travel for Good program promotes 'voluntourism' or getting people to take trips during which they participate in a volunteer activity - whether abroad or in areas close to home.

Origin

1990s: blend of volunteer and tourism.

单词	voluntourism
释义	Definition of voluntourism in English: voluntourism noun vɒlənˈtɔːrɪz(ə)mvɒlənˈtʊərɪz(ə)mˌvälənˈto͝orizəm mass noun A form of tourism in which travellers participate in voluntary work, typically for a charity. at the core of voluntourism is the desire to help others as modifier voluntourism programmes Example sentencesExamples Perrin's suggestions include travelling to a destination that uses a language they are learning at school and signing up for a voluntourism project in an area of interest, such as animal care. In working with Oceanic Society over the years I have helped to develop a variety of "voluntourism" research programs. Voluntourism supporters are quick to point out indirect benefits too. Voluntourism trips are shorter, more entertaining versions of the kind of international work long sponsored by the likes of church missions and the Peace Corps. Some of these programs were found on a website called Go Overseas, which is dedicated to listing and rating different voluntourism programs. Most recently, the company has now developed a line of tours, ranging from wildlife viewing to adventure travel to short-term voluntourism, all with the aim of supporting and driving forward conservation research and community development efforts. The international development charity Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO) said poorly planned, "voluntourism" schemes that make money out of channelling public sympathy were having a negative impact on young people and the communities they worked with. The voluntourism guidelines state that volunteer programs can be part of for-profit operations so long as the core objective is to meet the needs of the local community. Our Travel for Good program promotes 'voluntourism' or getting people to take trips during which they participate in a volunteer activity - whether abroad or in areas close to home. "Voluntourism had long been billed as a gap-year experience, and I saw that it could be taken beyond youth; it just needed an aggregate platform," says Smith. Particularly when traveling internationally, the biggest expense with voluntourism is getting there. Voluntourism is an experience-based way to enjoy a country and discover its people at a grassroots level. Other tour operators stress that voluntourism really does have lasting impact because, despite rapid turnover among individual volunteers, trip organizers develop long-term relationships with community partners. There are growing concerns about a lack of scrutiny and measurement of voluntourism, as more commercial tour operators enter what was previously the realm of non-profit organisations. Trips to destinations all over the world are adding community restoration projects, but voluntourism in New Orleans isn't limited to building homes with Habitat for Humanity. We will offer voluntourism, fun, and great adventure with like-minded travellers. Derivatives voluntourist noun As a voluntourist hungry for something different, I've been involved in supporting rural sustainable community development projects in Western Kanchanaburi since 2002. Example sentencesExamples A voluntourist also pays all expenses for her volunteer vacation, including transport, accommodations, and the agency's fee. Close to three hundred voluntourists have visited Fiji since April last year. In between projects, voluntourists have the chance to visit places such as Monkey Land or go bungee-jumping at the Bloukrans Bridge. Voluntourists are giving up all-inclusive beach resorts in the Caribbean for the opportunity to help others. Origin 1990s: blend of volunteer and tourism. Definition of voluntourism in US English: voluntourism nounˌvälənˈto͝orizəm A form of tourism in which travelers participate in voluntary work, typically for a charity. at the core of voluntourism is the desire to help others as modifier voluntourism programs Example sentencesExamples We will offer voluntourism, fun, and great adventure with like-minded travellers. "Voluntourism had long been billed as a gap-year experience, and I saw that it could be taken beyond youth; it just needed an aggregate platform," says Smith. In working with Oceanic Society over the years I have helped to develop a variety of "voluntourism" research programs. The voluntourism guidelines state that volunteer programs can be part of for-profit operations so long as the core objective is to meet the needs of the local community. The international development charity Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO) said poorly planned, "voluntourism" schemes that make money out of channelling public sympathy were having a negative impact on young people and the communities they worked with. Trips to destinations all over the world are adding community restoration projects, but voluntourism in New Orleans isn't limited to building homes with Habitat for Humanity. Other tour operators stress that voluntourism really does have lasting impact because, despite rapid turnover among individual volunteers, trip organizers develop long-term relationships with community partners. Voluntourism trips are shorter, more entertaining versions of the kind of international work long sponsored by the likes of church missions and the Peace Corps. Some of these programs were found on a website called Go Overseas, which is dedicated to listing and rating different voluntourism programs. Voluntourism supporters are quick to point out indirect benefits too. Voluntourism is an experience-based way to enjoy a country and discover its people at a grassroots level. Perrin's suggestions include travelling to a destination that uses a language they are learning at school and signing up for a voluntourism project in an area of interest, such as animal care. Most recently, the company has now developed a line of tours, ranging from wildlife viewing to adventure travel to short-term voluntourism, all with the aim of supporting and driving forward conservation research and community development efforts. Particularly when traveling internationally, the biggest expense with voluntourism is getting there. There are growing concerns about a lack of scrutiny and measurement of voluntourism, as more commercial tour operators enter what was previously the realm of non-profit organisations. Our Travel for Good program promotes 'voluntourism' or getting people to take trips during which they participate in a volunteer activity - whether abroad or in areas close to home. Origin 1990s: blend of volunteer and tourism.
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