Bwindi: Local economic development through gorilla sustainable tourism
Often I have colleagues and students asking for practical examples and practices of sustainable tourism. This time I want to give you all the opportunity to get involved with a project. (click to download the project flyer) During World Travel Market in London (November 2017) I attended the presentation of this interesting project explaining the […]
Sustainable Tourism World News: Rod Quartermain Awarded Honorary Lifetime Membership of Ecotourism Australia
Sustainable Tourism World news: I am sharing this news for many reasons, the most important is sharing a professional experience, that can be example for anyone interested in pursuing a career in the industry. Also I like to help spread the word about Ecotourism Australia and its work, EA doesn’t need any help, but I […]
sustainable tourism in Nicaragua a decade of challenges and success stories
Often I have colleagues and students asking for practical examples and practices of sustainable tourism, Nicaragua was awarded the Sustainable and Responsible Tourism Destination of 2017 in the U.K. by LATA. During World Travel Market in London I attended the presentation of this interesting and beautiful country explaining it efforts to become a sustainable tourism […]
Carbon Negative Travel – a focus on the carbone negative science
In the last 2 years you might have noticed a New topic in Sustainable Tourism Word website: carbon negative travel. I have been introduced to the topic by David Haaren isitigator of Sail Freight Project in Vermount and with his help I am happy to share a focus on the carbone negative science. What is so bad about […]
World Travel Market 2017 report
It was that time of the year again, WTM London 2017. This year I attended it in behalf of Slow Lake Como the company I joined last year in December. It was a great emotion to be there looking for the best collaborations in terms of TO or travel agencies for Slow Lake Como, but I […]
Hot Ride Through Chianti — Bicycling on the Via Francigena in July
Earlier this month, after weeks of scorching temperatures in the city, I decided I needed an escape to the countryside. I didn’t have a full weekend, but I was motivated to ride through Chianti on the Via Francigena. I wanted a ride that was approachable; a ride that was cheap, simple and rewarding. On Sunday, […]
Tips on How to Travel with Your Bike on an Adventure
Going for a biking adventure is one of the best ways to know the contours of your area and country. It’s also one of the best ways you get to appreciate the natural environment as you admire the picturesque scenes along the road. So if you have planned to go for an adventure and want […]
Is pedaling away from the madness the perfect sustainable Tuscany trip?
I’m convinced, no trip to Florence should be complete without taking the opportunity to travel through the Tuscan countryside by bicycle. Whether you are someone who prefers to ride all day through the vineyards and olive groves or would rather spend more time drinking at one of the hundreds of Chianti wineries. Escaping on two […]
Earth Day 2017 Act & Spread to the world
Today I hope you don’t mind, I want to share with you info , reflections and decisions connected with my personal life. Like most of people I have limited knowledge on the science connected to climate change (which is huge topic), but I love to learn and reflect about it. I always doubt about information […]
Visit.org a brilliant startup helping organizations worldwide
In August 2016,I started to collaborate with visit.org. Visit.org is a technology platform for curated travel experiences offered by nonprofits around the globe. Travelers use visit.org to add sustainable, immersive experiences to their itinerary, and revenue is channeled back to the local community through the host organization. They currently offer travel experiences in more than […]