Adventure Travel News
To better understand the current state of climate action within the adventure travel industry, The Adventure Travel Trade Association (ATTA) and responsible tour operator Intrepid Travel have released a new...
The “Quality-Security” accreditation: the result of a recognized expertise For the last 15 years, Aventure Écotourisme Québec has been striving to make its expertise recognized in improving the professionalism of...
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...
The first international Accessible Tourism Destination (ATD2019) awards were held 22 January, 2020, as part of FITUR 2020. The World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) and Fundación ONCE celebrated the best ‘Accessible...
Combating the escalating issue of overtourism, Intrepid Travel, the world’s largest adventure travel company, is releasing its annual ‘Not Hot List,’ which highlights a selection of lesser-discovered destinations that deserve the spotlight — from...
Recently I attended the inaugural International Women in Travel & Tourism Forum (IWTTF), held in Reykjavík, Iceland, 22- 24 January. On my way back to Cairo, I had a long...
A common myth associated with adventure travel is that it only includes extreme activities like caving, heli-skiing, and rock climbing. While activities like this are certainly one aspect, adventure travel...
Hiking up the steep, rocky Inca Trail, travelers stop to catch their breath, snapping photos of craggy peaks across the valley. They sip water as their guide offers context about...
GLP Films (GLP), the award-winning content marketing agency dedicated to promoting sustainable tourism, announces an open call for video submissions for their upcoming film event at ITB Berlin. The “7th...
Chimu are delighted to announce that they have just appointed Ben Goschnick as their new National Sales Manager. Ben started with Chimu in April 2019 with a wealth of industry...
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...
Since the announcement of the Icelandic Pledge in June 2017, initiatives that ask visitors to commit to responsible behaviors such as respecting the natural environment and acting kindly when they...
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...