• Adventure Travel World Summit Highlights: ATTA Part 2

  • Dec 20 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 41 mins
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Adventure Travel World Summit Highlights: ATTA Part 2

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    Listen to the remaining highlights from this year’s Adventure Travel World Summit (ATWS) in Panama with Part 2 of our special series. This episode showcases ATTA's profound power of connection and the fundamental importance of sustainability in shaping a brighter future for the adventure travel industry.

    Packed with powerful stories and insights, this final installment from our Tours & Activities series features an exceptional lineup of industry thought leaders, including:

    • Jonathan Coleman, CEO, UnTours
    • Struan Robertson, CEO, SpiceRoads
    • Natalie Gauthier, GM, Great Canadian Trails
    • Hamish Keith, CEO, EXO Travel Group
    • Justin Wateridge, CEO, Steppes Travel
    • Mariyana Castleberry, Yolo Dream Adventure
    • Christian Valencia, GM, Active Expedition
    • Gabi Stowell, VP, ATTA

    Learn how adventure tourism continues to push boundaries and evolve as a force for good globally.

    👉 Listen to Adventure Travel World Summit Highlights: ATTA Part 2 Now

    🔥 Season 4 Title Sponsors: Stay 22, TravelAI, Propellic and Northern Soul by Landsby

    Season 4 Launched Aug 7th. New Episodes Every Weds! Check out our first 3 Seasons and our Special Hospitality Series with Forbes Travel Guide.

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