Adventure Travel News
EXO Travel, one of Asia’s leading destination management companies, today announced its latest efforts to fight climate change with carbon neutral holidays. The DMC will fully offset their entire carbon footprint from their company’s operations including travel, office use, and staff commutes. It also offers an option to clients to travel carbon neutral with a......
With the greatest biodiversity on earth spread over six terrestrial biomes and three large marine ecosystems, Brazil provides an abundance of water, fertile land, hundreds of thousands of animals and...
What happens if the world loses its only wild desert lions? What if further destruction of Amazon forests strips away Indigenous people’s livelihoods and culture? What about places confronting large-scale...
RAW Travel – Australia’s leading international hiking specialist – is proud to announce its certification as a registered B Corporation. B Corporations (or BCorps) are a growing community of leading...
Adventure Travel Trade Association (ATTA) team members frequently share breaking news, helpful information, and trend highlights with each other. Below is a curated list of the industry news, global updates,...
From kayaking through wetlands to scuba diving in the deep sea, marine tourism appeals to travelers with its wealth of water-related activities. Approximately 71% of Earth’s surface is covered by...
Lindblad Expeditions Holdings, Inc., a global provider of expedition cruises and adventure travel experiences, and Ulstein Group, Norwegian shipbuilder and ship designer, celebrated the keel laying of Lindblad’s second polar...
Latin America and Polar Travel Specialists, Chimu Adventures, will be hosting Jennifer Byrne and Andrew Denton aboard their Antarctica Untouched voyage. Sailing on Chimu’s brand new vessel, the Ocean Endeavour,...
This article was written by Andrew Urevig and originally published in Ensia. That’s the major takeaway from a new policy briefing published by the Centre for International Governance Innovation and...
In November 2017, the Associated Press reported that climbing on Uluru, Australia’s sacred monolith rock also known as Ayers Rock, would be banned beginning 26 October 2019. The park’s board...
Four years ago, Dutch start-up Better Places was the first tour operator to report on and compensate for all travel undertaken by travellers and staff, at its own expense. It...
The Adventure Travel Conservation Fund (ATCF) is pleased to welcome MiiR as its newest Adventure Leader member. Adventure Leaders are distinguished ATCF members leading the way in their fields to...
A company’s brand identity refers to the visible elements of its brand such as the logo, associated colors, and design, along with written elements like verbal tone and style. These...
From bird watching in Costa Rica to spotting tigers in India, wildlife tourism entices travelers to all corners of the globe. Unfortunately, in many of the destinations where wildlife tourism...
Considered one of the most beautiful coastlines in the world, southwest Portugal was a well-kept secret for many years. Though not a secret anymore, it is still managed as one....
Two years ago, I traveled to the Ecuadorian Amazon to visit the Napo Wildlife Center, an Indigenous-operated ecolodge in Yasuni National Park. It was an amazing experience — a place...
