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...
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...
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...
Starting in January 2020, Adventure Travel Trade Association (ATTA) members can take advantage of buying carbon offset credits in bulk. The bulk purchase program, called Neutral Together, is the first...
The sun had already dipped below the horizon line when we finally tumbled out of our oversized SUV in Salida, Colorado, to a waiting crowd of colleagues. Nearly the last...
There is not much to look forward to when we talk about climate change. In the adventure travel industry, it is a very different kind of awe to look out...
Whether sitting down to a meal with a local family or participating in a walking tour with someone eager to point out mom-and-pop businesses and restaurants, research indicates travelers increasingly...
Traditional supply chains are no longer simple and linear. New dynamic paths to reach travelers have sprouted up in the marketplace. We are in the midst of a change that...
This article was written by Andrew Urevig and originally published in Ensia. When it comes to conservation, it’s tempting to think that science is the only guide to good policy....
Sulfur scents dominate the air in parts of Iceland. If you could bottle it, it would be a distinct yet important element of what makes Iceland, Iceland. As part of...
