Animal Rides on Holiday

More and more travel companies are agreeing not to offer or promote abusive animal rides at the Giza pyramids in Egypt.

After hearing from PETA US, holiday rental giant Airbnb has agreed to stop promoting and selling tickets for exploitative animal rides at the Great Pyramids of Giza, Egypt.

The Spanish city has set a timeline for phasing out cruel and archaic horse-drawn carriages.

Dog sledding is cruel, as dogs often endure a life of misery in harsh conditions, deprived of love and companionship.

No one wants to have cruelty to animals included in their travel plans.

Following pressure from PETA, Egypt is finally taking steps to make meaningful changes for the horses and camels exploited at its top tourist sites. But more is needed.

The Egyptian government has done nothing to stop the violent abuse of animals at popular tourist sites.

A concerned tourist was repeatedly punched in the face while attempting to film donkey abuse, prompting PETA to call on the mayor of Mijas to ban animal rides.

Good news for horses! Old-fashioned horse-drawn carriages will soon vanish from Palma’s city centre.

Since 1 January 2024, horse-drawn carriages have been banned in the Belgian capital, replaced by animal-free electric vehicles.