My name is Sara,
I am a consultant for tour operators and non-profit organisations.
Here I talk about sustainable tourism, sustainability and tourism strategy.
My mission is to help tour operators, organisations, and destinations grow by making a positive impact without requiring huge investments through training and consultancy.
Built to stay linked to the topic just after graduation in 2011, became a platform to keep in contact with the people working in this sector.
The website is a platform where workers, students and interested people can introduce themselves, write about their work/school experience, give access to others’ experiences and keep in touch with like-minded people.
It is also the place where I share my experience & toughs sometimes…
I hope it will inspire others to share the
approach and make the world a better place while working in tourism or travelling.
Feel free to contact me to share your projects, ideas,
and requests! I will be happy to help you if I have the competencies.
If not, it will be a pleasure to exchange experiences and ideas, but case studies are also very interesting!
I have extensive experience in the interaction between sustainability and market. Discover some of my past clients and works. Click the title to open the link.
I am so lucky that I met many engaging colleagues and projects in my personal and professional life. Here I share some of them. Click the title to open the page.
Sustainable hospitality, or rather, sustainable destination! Last month, we said goodbye, talking about sustainable hotels. This month, I wanted to see if my interpretation of
Sustainable Tourism World News While the focus is still on communication and the shoulders of the single operators and organisations in Europe, Ecotourism Australia partners
Sustainable Hotel: a definition still too closely linked to the green aspect In Italy, we misunderstand the definition of a sustainable Hotel. To have some
Cruising. Can or should we talk about sustainable cruising? Pnrr does not work for ferries. We are talking about ecological transition, but ferries are old
One of the biggest challenges for those who want to have a sustainable business is measuring. The second challenge is navigating the sea of certifications and the most valuable tools to measure progress.
One of the greatest difficulties in doing sustainable tourism? Measuring! But we don’t give up! The experience at Hotel Loveno with the Hotel Carbon Measurement