
Current Impact
Reho Study Tours is redefining the way we learn through travel. At the heart of Reho Study Tours is a guiding principle: education should never come at the expense of our planet. That is why we have reimagined the study tour experience, embedding sustainability, responsibility and positive impact into every journey. Each study tour is designed to create value beyond the journey itself, with a contribution directed to the inspiring Underwater Cinema Project in Timor-Leste. This initiative not only showcases the region’s extraordinary marine biodiversity but also helps protect fragile ecosystems and support local education. We recognise that travel carries a cost to the world around us. Our commitment is to transform that cost into meaningful contributions that create lasting value. Follow our journey as we share stories from the ground, highlighting the people empowered, the environments protected and the students helping shape a new standard for responsible education.
290–725
≈ Kg Plastic collected
116
Schools Visited
1,342
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Beach Clean ups & Engagement
Timor-leste
Underwater Cinema's Beach Cleanup Day pairs a supervised beach cleanup with a guided snorkelling session and ocean care education, reaching 40–60 participants per session — most trying snorkelling for the first time. Each session removes an estimated 30–50kg of plastic from Dili's coastline. The outcomes below show what a contribution funds, in proportion to a full day's cost.



Outcomes delivered
Headline outcome
290–725
≈ Kg Plastic collected
Beach Clean ups & Engagement580
≈ Snorkelling Session
Beach Clean ups & Engagement580
≈ Education Session
Beach Clean ups & EngagementBeach Clean up Day
Beach Clean ups & Engagement

UC Goes to School
Dili, Díli, Timor-leste
Mission
Educate Timor Leste's youth on Ocean Care
Conduct ocean-themed workshops at schools in Dili and Manatuto over a period of 6 months.
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Outcomes committed
Headline outcome
116
Schools Visited
UC Goes to School116
Hour Education Session
UC Goes to School3,481–6,962
≈ Kids Participated
UC Goes to School