Travelers Against Plastic (TAP) Event

Seattle
Thursday, Oct 18, 2018
18:00
Hosted by Kristen Gill
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About this event

Travel Massive is partnering with Travelers Against Plastic (TAP) to host a free panel discussion on the issue of plastic pollution and what travelers can do about it.

Join a group of committed companies, travel industry professionals and non-profit advocacy groups who will:

1. Provide an overview of the problem-Plastic Pollution Coalition
2. Showcase alternative materials to plastics-Titan Bio-plastics
3. Provide examples of easy ways to avoid plastics while traveling:

GRAYL-Filtered and purified water on the go
Liberty Bottles-Reusable metal bottles made in the US
Travelers Against Plastic- -Helping travelers reduce their reliance on single use plastics

Tickets: FREE (register here: www.brownpapertickets.com/event/3617139)
Location: The Adventure Hub and Winery- 2960 4th Ave S. Seattle WA 98134
Time: Thursday Oct 18th 6-8pm
Great door prizes.

Travelers Against Plastic (TAP), is the brainchild of the folks at Crooked Trails, a Seattle based travel company. The TAP Campaign’s vision is to catalyze a global movement resulting in the near-elimination of travelers’ dependence on single use plastics.

“As travelers we can all be part of the solution,” says Costas Christ, Editor at Large for National Geographic Traveler.

“Do everything you can to stop using disposable plastic water bottles when you travel. Bring your own water filter, buy local drinking water in recyclable glass bottles, and say no to plastic bags when you are shopping in marketplaces. We can help prevent more environmentally damaging and senseless waste from throwaway plastic in the places we love to visit.”

For more information, travelers can visit www.travelersagainstplastic.org to learn more about the issue, help share the initiative among their own communities and sign the pledge.

“Helping travelers avoid the scourge of plastic bottles is one of the foremost obligations we have as tour operators and hoteliers, and one of the easiest things we can do to reduce our environmental impact,” says Kurt Kutay, Founder and President of Wildland Adventures.

About Crooked Trails
Crooked Trails is a non-profit, community-based travel organization helping people broaden their understanding of the planet and its diverse cultures through education, community development and responsible travel.

We hope to see you there!

Register here: www.brownpapertickets.com/event/3617139


👏 Organized by Kristen Gill
📍 Event location: The Adventure Hub and Winery
🗺 2960 4th Ave S. Seattle WA 98134