Hi Travel Massive folks, I'm Rudi and I work for World Discovery, a multiday tour operator and travel agency. We run a lot of self guided hiking tours and we're looking for a better way to give navigation to our clients for outdoor hikes. Currently, we're using RidewithGPS, but we're finding that it's not suitable for our hiking tours. I would be grateful for any solutions from Travel Massive members. Thanks!

Des here - team builder at Walk4Africa (W4A). Our collective vision is to grow Africa's share of the outdoor (adventure) tourism market in support of the #AfricaAgenda2063 goals. I am developing an outdoor event marketplace to boost sustainable tourism in Africa. 👉 You're invited to join the team as a co-founder in your (African) country. We have co-founders in Cameroon, Côte d'Ivoire, Nigeria, South Africa, and Tunisia. Algeria, Libya, and Mauritania are pending confirmation. Co-founders for the ...

Avoiding the crowds along the Front Range in Colorado to do some honest mountain biking is everyone’s goal nowadays. We found some legit trails ranging from easy to difficult, from chunky to smooth, and everything in between.

Mine: 1. Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, USA 2. Bondi to Bronte, Sydney, Australia 3. Casablanca promenade, Casablanca, Morocco 4. Vondelpark, Amsterdam, Netherlands 5. Dubrovnik (non-old city), Croatia _____ This was a much harder exercise (no pun intended) than I originally thought. I've left out so many incredible runs but these are my favourites, with SanFran taking the gold medal. I bloody love this run! It's a got a bit everything; fresh pine smell, crisp mornings, fellow runners, incline, ...