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One of the world's activitiesbeginningcompanydecisionexpertsfreegroupguestsholidaysissuesparksplacespriorityridesseriouslystandardstoptourswelfare travel companies is ending its activitiesbeginningcompanydecisionexpertsfreegroupguestsholidaysissuesparksplacespriorityridesseriouslystandardstoptourswelfare to many of the planet's top animal attractions. STA Travel, which provides activitiesbeginningcompanydecisionexpertsfreegroupguestsholidaysissuesparksplacespriorityridesseriouslystandardstoptourswelfare, flights and accommodation for 2.5 million students a year, has decided it will no longer organize tours to activitiesbeginningcompanydecisionexpertsfreegroupguestsholidaysissuesparksplacespriorityridesseriouslystandardstoptourswelfare where animals are not activitiesbeginningcompanydecisionexpertsfreegroupguestsholidaysissuesparksplacespriorityridesseriouslystandardstoptourswelfare. This means it will not arrange elephant activitiesbeginningcompanydecisionexpertsfreegroupguestsholidaysissuesparksplacespriorityridesseriouslystandardstoptourswelfare or trips to the Tiger Temple in Thailand, as well as tours to SeaWorld in Florida and California. The activitiesbeginningcompanydecisionexpertsfreegroupguestsholidaysissuesparksplacespriorityridesseriouslystandardstoptourswelfare said it would only go to places it knew were good to animals. Many STA customers complained about the tours to some places, so it started to review its animal tours. A activitiesbeginningcompanydecisionexpertsfreegroupguestsholidaysissuesparksplacespriorityridesseriouslystandardstoptourswelfare spokeswoman said: "We take this activitiesbeginningcompanydecisionexpertsfreegroupguestsholidaysissuesparksplacespriorityridesseriouslystandardstoptourswelfare and listen carefully to feedback from animal welfare activitiesbeginningcompanydecisionexpertsfreegroupguestsholidaysissuesparksplacespriorityridesseriouslystandardstoptourswelfare."

SeaWorld was disappointed with STA's activitiesbeginningcompanydecisionexpertsfreegroupguestsholidaysissuesparksplacespriorityridesseriouslystandardstoptourswelfare. It wanted STA to see the high activitiesbeginningcompanydecisionexpertsfreegroupguestsholidaysissuesparksplacespriorityridesseriouslystandardstoptourswelfare of animal care at both SeaWorlds. It also said activitiesbeginningcompanydecisionexpertsfreegroupguestsholidaysissuesparksplacespriorityridesseriouslystandardstoptourswelfare by animal rights groups may have made STA make this decision. A SeaWorld spokesperson said: "There is no higher activitiesbeginningcompanydecisionexpertsfreegroupguestsholidaysissuesparksplacespriorityridesseriouslystandardstoptourswelfare for SeaWorld than the safety of our employees and activitiesbeginningcompanydecisionexpertsfreegroupguestsholidaysissuesparksplacespriorityridesseriouslystandardstoptourswelfare and the activitiesbeginningcompanydecisionexpertsfreegroupguestsholidaysissuesparksplacespriorityridesseriouslystandardstoptourswelfare of our animals." STA said it would look at more places that have animals. It said: "We are very much at the activitiesbeginningcompanydecisionexpertsfreegroupguestsholidaysissuesparksplacespriorityridesseriouslystandardstoptourswelfare of this journey. It is really important we do it over time, understand what the activitiesbeginningcompanydecisionexpertsfreegroupguestsholidaysissuesparksplacespriorityridesseriouslystandardstoptourswelfare are and work with organisations that really understand those issues." The animal rights activitiesbeginningcompanydecisionexpertsfreegroupguestsholidaysissuesparksplacespriorityridesseriouslystandardstoptourswelfare PETA says animals such as dolphins all suffer at theme activitiesbeginningcompanydecisionexpertsfreegroupguestsholidaysissuesparksplacespriorityridesseriouslystandardstoptourswelfare.