Natural Britain Launches in the UK
Domestic Tourism Re-imagined in the British Isles Before Covid-19 came along, like many in the outbound adventure travel industry, we were trying hard to be better. We were grappling with...
Voices From The Field
Recovery, Resilience and Responsibility
By Daniel Turner, Director, ANIMONDIAL As lockdowns are eased across the world, we have a choice of returning to ‘business as usual’, or taking greater responsibility for our actions, protect...
Family Relief Fund – Much Better Adventures
Local guides, hosts, porters and their families in some of the most remote corners of the world have seen their livelihoods obliterated this year as a result of the pandemic....
Empty Iceland – Iceland has Safely Opened Up to the Rest of the World
“Iceland was never over-crowded, but now it is positively empty!” With border testing on arrival, only a handful of cases since the start of May and a tiny population density, perhaps...
Tourism Must Act #ForNature
Last week many acknowledged “World Environment Day” (5th June), when we were reminded of the importance of protecting nature. This is the fabric of interconnecting relationships and services that maintains...
Magri Turismo: Our guides keep training!
Versión en español a continuación In Magri Turismo we are taking advantage of the time we have in quarantine, so we can keep improving and growing, for when tourism returns...
El impacto del COVID-19 entre los indígenas del Amazonas
By Vanessa Marino, Amazon Emotions La noticia del primer caso de coronavirus en una reserva indígena de Brasil llamó la atención del mundo para la situación de los pueblos autóctonos...
Wildlife Experts Agree: Native Turtles in the U.S. Are Under Siege From Illegal Collection
Combined with other threats, the toll from poaching could wipe out populations of native turtles. The United States has a wildlife trafficking crisis closer to home than most people realize:...
A Healing Coalition for Africa’s Eden
It is known as Africa’s Eden. A sweeping, pristine paradise that contains large concentrations of critically endangered species such as rhino, lion, cheetah and wild-dog. It is home to 75%...
What We are Losing, What We are Learning: Early Reflections from Bolivia on the COVID-19 Pandemic
Versión en español a continuación By Stephen Taranto, Sendas Altas | La Paz on Foot In our line of work, it is a challenge to write a headline that comes...