Reinvención para Gond-Local
Que la pandemia aceleró muchos de los procesos y tendencias que ya estaban evolucionando, ya lo sabemos. Ahora bien, ¿cuáles fueron las empresas que, de hecho, mostraron responsabilidad en la...
Voices From The Field
Futurismo Azores Adventures Launches “Guardians of the Azores” Project
Futurismo Azores Adventures has pledged 78 390,00€ in experiences to the community families with children that enter the “Guardians of the Azores” Project, a unique citizen science project aiming to...
The Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada is Close to Insolvency and the Industry is at Risk of Collapsing
Budget 2021: A Recovery Plan for Jobs, Growth, and Resilience, released last week, suggests that there has been federal investments allocated for rebuilding and recovering the tourism industry as well...
Vote With Your Paddle! Vjosa National Park Now
By Blerina Ago, Tourism Expert, Active Albania Vjosa – Home of the Wildlife It is called the last wild river of Europe and is one of the natural wonders of...
The Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada is Confused, Troubled and Disappointed With the Federal Budget
Version française ci-dessous On April 19, 2021, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, the Honourable Chrystia Freeland, released Budget 2021: A Recovery Plan for Jobs, Growth, and Resilience,...
The Day We Taught the Police About the Black History of São Paulo
by Guillherme Soares Dias, Black Bird Viagem Tours (translated from Portuguese) This past October our Caminhada São Paulo Negra (Black São Paulo History Walk) tour was followed by two police...
Reminiscing Fond Travel Memories from the Past with High Hopes for the Future
Written by Sophia Hyder-Hock, Founder/CEO of Papilia, a company committed to improving diversity, equity, and inclusion practices for the hospitality industry. My parents were notorious for piling all six kids...
The Secret to Team Building During a Crisis? Don’t Treat Them Like Family
When COVID-19 came knocking last March, Rafa Mayer, founder and team leader of Say Hueque, like everyone else, had no idea what this pandemic would bring. However, he did know...
What Hiram Bingham Must Have Felt: My Walk to Machu Picchu During the Pandemic
By Gina Allman of ATTA Business Member, Amazonas Explorer On November 1st the government of Peru opened up its international borders and Machu Picchu for the first time since March...
Success in Women-Only Travel Relies on Community-Building, Empowerment, and Looking to the Future—Not Marketing Dollars
For Wild Women Expeditions owner and director Jennifer Haddow, community-building doesn’t need to involve flashy content or a big budget. As the entrepreneur has discovered over the past year, it...