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Last week, like millions of people, I found myself fascinated — even mesmerized — by the eclipse in France. Some watched it, some didn’t. But when all is said and done, what does an astronomical event have to do with what we do in tourism? For me, the answer came from a seven-year-old girl. ❤️ I had the pleasure of watching the eclipse alongside a number of visitors to our destination, including a German family with two children, aged 7 and 12. The parents didn’t have protective glasses, so of course we ...

I dream one day that regenerative tourism becomes the standard way of travelling not just a new trend and changing mindset Instead of asking "What can we take from this destination?", we can ask: "How can each trip leave something positive behind?"

I'm building a South American Travel Planning Index — an honest, source-led resource that helps people understand the continent before trying to cross it.

Travel apps show borders and restricted zones, but rarely the rules for crossing them. After being turned away in Bulgaria's Rila Mountains, I'm asking how mapping platforms actually keep these restrictions accurate.

Hi everyone, I'm one of the co-creators of Resonate, a digital magazine and storytelling platform celebrating travel that builds deeper connections between people, places, and purpose.

Is it too early to ask who is attending WTM London this year (3-5 November)? I'm interested in any discussions or events about responsible tourism (I run a non profit focused on education and training in this space).

Most operators specialize in one line. A car rental company stays in transport, a boat operator stays at sea, a land tour team stays on the road. The moment you start connecting those pieces, the real work begins. And what I've learned is that the destination is rarely the hardest part. The handoff is.