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Holiday Autos pledges support for FOC
International wildlife charity Friends of Conservation has received a significant boost for its environmental and conservation projects from leisure car rental company Holiday Autos.
Holiday Autos have agreed financial support for FOC to help primarily in its work to protect and replenish the worlds forests which help offset car emissions.
Clive Jacobs Chairman and Chief Executive of Holiday Autos said: “Holiday Autos recognises the importance of supporting new initiatives, particularly in achieving sustainable tourism and we are delighted to be associated with the work of Friends of Conservation”.
FOC Director Jonathan Hodrien commented: “The support is a significant boost for this charity and we are extremely grateful to Clive Jacobs and his team. Holiday Autos recognise that all suppliers to the travel and tourism industry have a part to play in achieving sustainable tourism.
For details on the work of FOC, Email: [email protected] or phone 020 7592 0110. Please mention you read this information on TravelMole.
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