Adventure Travel News
With more travelers seeing authentic experiences, cultural heritage tourism is on the rise. While tourism presents new opportunities for tribes, many Indigenous communities across the Americas are determining how best to protect their traditions, shape their narratives and benefit economically from this growing trend. The Indigenous Tourism Forum of the Americas, which will be held ......
Thomson Safaris works with more than 750 porters, as it takes a crew of nearly half a dozen porters to accompany each individual climbing the mountain. The hard work and...
In its sixth appearance at the New York Times Travel Show, the Adventure Travel Trade Association (ATTA) presented to over 130 adventure travel professionals during “trade day” on Friday, 24...
Adventure.Travel, the branch of the Adventure Travel Trade Association for curious and mindful travelers, is going through changes in the new year. New website, new content, new inspiration. Adventure.Travel (say...
As trends of the last several years have shown, people are increasingly planning treks, floats, rides and tours in every corner of the world — and specific equipment needs are...
ATTA Declares a Climate Emergency 2020 marks the beginning of a new decade, and an important one for our planet. The ATTA is proud to begin this decade with a...
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,...
Amazonas Explorer was last week recognised by MINCETUR, the Peruvian Ministry of Tourism and Foreign Trade for good practices in trekking. They achieved the maximum score of 100% in the...
By Kaitie Worobec, ATTA Climate Action Intern “Climate Change to drive ‘massive’ investment shift’” — BBC “James Murdoch Slams Fox News Over Climate Change Denial” — The Daily Beast “Climate...
Anyone who’s paid attention to reports about travel at all in the past couple of years has no doubt come across the staggering numbers of Chinese travelers. Perhaps you are...
As debates and discussions swirl around the role of the travel industry as agent of harm or help, the adventure travel community again shows its willingness to dive in. On...
Extreme drought and high temperatures set off a series of bushfires in Australia in September. Encouraged by strong winds, the fires have continued to spread and still show no signs...
After nine years of operating guided adventures that give back to local communities around the globe, OneSeed Expeditions announced it has attained B Corp certification for meeting the highest standards...
ATTA members are more than aware of the controversies surrounding animal-based tourism, from the Asian elephant camps in Southeast Asia, to the stingray tours of the Cayman Islands, to the...
Viva Expeditions has been saving $5 on every booking, creating a pot of money that will be loaned to women running small businesses in Latin America. The money is loaned...
Along with SERNANP (the Peruvian national parks service) and project sponsors REI Adventures, Mountain Lodges of Peru and its NGO Yanapana Perú successfully completed the first step toward the reforestation...
