We're not "over" tourism. But we need better tourism
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We're not "over" tourism. But we need better tourism
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Marcelo Gleiser • The Dawn of a Mindful Universe: A Manifesto for Humanity's Future
Sustainability will be luxury hospitality’s number-one sell
“Slow travel is something that will continue to grow in 2025,” says Ho Ren Yung, deputy CEO of global hospitality firm Banyan Group. “It’s the choice to travel more intentionally, with an increased focus on connection and wellbeing. Places designed primarily for aesthetic appeal in photos ... See more
“Slow travel is something that will continue to grow in 2025,” says Ho Ren Yung, deputy CEO of global hospitality firm Banyan Group. “It’s the choice to travel more intentionally, with an increased focus on connection and wellbeing. Places designed primarily for aesthetic appeal in photos ... See more
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Tackling Wicked Problems - As organizations look to activism to help solve the world’s “wicked problems” and foster audience loyalty, they’ll need Edutainment initiatives that focus on Science, Social Issues, or Sustainability. Edutainment alone can’t solve these problems. But brands and organizations can break down these topics in simple and ... See more
Wavetable • Liquid Learning - The Edutainment 3.0 Report
“Where is this?,” implying another question: How can I get there, too? A certain ambivalence has always been a part of travel, knowing you’re a tourist but also craving direct contact with a different place. Yet algorithmic recommendations have automated that process of word of mouth and turned tourism into a conveyor belt that intrudes much deeper
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