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Tanner C Knorr picks up themes discussed in a webinar by the US-based Center for Responsible Travel and maps them onto five core tenets of the Future of Tourism Coalition. Mr Knorr is the founder of two “Good Tourism” Partners: Second Look Worldwide and Off Season Adventures. This is his fourth “Good Tourism” Insight. “Crisis […]
Read More Climate change, COVID-19, and the need for global systemic change
When travel & tourism inevitably opens up again in your part of the world (if it hasn’t already) for domestic and/or international travellers, are you prepared to give them what they want? Australian tour operator entrepreneur Grant Charlesworth shares his “Good Tourism” Insight into how he’s preparing his Australian Luxury Escapes. A lot has changed […]
Read More A little luxury: What travellers want post-COVID & how to prepare your tour business
Bangkok-based travel & hospitality entrepreneur and sustainable tourism advocate Willem Niemeijer sees an opportunity in the SARS-CoV‑2 crisis; an opportunity to rebalance tourism with more sensible management and less visitor volume. But make your plans swiftly because Mr Niemeijer reckons recovery will be faster than many think. The lockdown measures in place to keep the […]
Read More Turn down the volume: How to plan for a sustainable tourism recovery after C‑19
In two sentences the CEO of the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) perfectly summed up the communications opportunity and challenge facing sustainability advocates. “Most people want to do the right thing. They just need to know what the right thing is.” Randy Durband said this during the theme-setting plenary session on the opening day of the […]
Read More Most want to do the right thing for sustainable tourism. What is it?