Expedia Removes Performing Dolphin Shows from Trips

The Expedia Group has recently announced to stop selling vacations which involve shows by performing dolphins and whales, as part of its recently adjusted animal welfare policy. The Expedia website says: “We prohibit activities that feature interactions with or performances by dolphins, whales, and other cetaceans. Seaside sanctuaries that provide captive animals with a permanent seaside living environment are allowed if they are accredited and do not feature interactions or performances.” The company also said that this new update will take some time to implement, and “we intend to complete the process by 2022.”

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