Approximately 8 million tons of plastic litter enters the ocean every year, threatening marine wildlife and ecosystems, human health, and coastal livelihoods. It is a transboundary problem requiring global coordination...
For the past 20 or so years, community-based tourism (CBT) initiatives have been under development throughout the Andean highlands and Amazon lowlands of South America. The region’s immense cultural, biological,...
This past September, AdventureEDU returned to Aysén, Chile, the country’s least populated region, with three one-day sessions. Last year, AdventureEDU trainings in the region reached professionals in the towns of...
Adventure.Travel’s fifth annual Adventure In Motion short film competition, made possible by the Adventure Travel Trade Association (ATTA), AFAR, and the Regional Cooperation Council representing the Western Balkans, has come...
We’ve just completed our seventh day on the Alpe-Adria Trail. Over the past week, my husband and I have walked more than 110 kilometers (nearly 70 miles) up steep climbs,...
Last year, the Adventure Travel Trade Association (ATTA) launched the Adventure Women’s Leadership Studio to address issues specific to women working in the adventure travel industry. The 63 women who...
Kayaking near the glacier is a thing of the past at Patagonia’s Viedma Glacier. Due to climate change, it’s just too dangerous to approach the glacier now. Massive chunks of...
While international travel is often exciting, perhaps stressful, and hopefully eye-opening, it can also be confusing and challenging. The deluge of world news notifications on our devices, and advisories from...
I needed the perfect conversation. I needed that singular “aha” moment. I needed an answer to a question I hadn’t quite defined. At least, these were all the things I...
It seems like just yesterday delegates arrived to cycle and hike through Tuscany on their Pre-Summit Adventures before picking up their name tags for the 15th annual Adventure Travel World...
