Here you’ll find a host of original content from The Conscious Travel Foundation, ranging from inspirational guest speakers and workshops that help facilitate better business, to panel discussions taking on some of travel’s thornier issues and small-group ‘fireside’ chats.
Hosted by Juliet Kinsman with guest panellists Gaurav Singha, Hjörtur Smárason and Katie Bloomer, this webinar unravels the complexities of ethical decision-making in travel and sheds light on the transformative potential of tourism in regions marked by controversy and conflict.
Astronaut Nicole Stott shares her experiences from 104 days in space, reflecting on how life beyond our planet provides a unique vantage point to understand the fragility of Earth's ecosystems.
Portia Hart and experimental designer, researcher and diver, Rasa Weber explore how nature's systems can inspire solutions to man-made problems, in tourism and beyond.
Joining forces once again with The Long Run to discuss indigenous tourism, moderated by travel writer and mentor for The Conscious Travel Foundation, Nina Karnikowski.
Hosted by Conscious Travel Foundation mentor, Penny Rafferty, we join forces with The Long Run to discuss the best practice questions to ask of your travel supply chain and why you should be asking them.
Author, travel writer, sustainability advocate Nina Karnikowski joins us for an immersive session on how to change minds and influence people using the power of storytelling.
With panellists Susanne Etti from Intrepid and Portia Hart from Blue Apple Beach in Colombia.
Panel discussion with guest speakers from B Corp, The Long Run and the GSTC
In conversation with Emmanuel de Merode, park director at Virunga - the beneficiary of the first Conscious Travel Foundation Charitable Fund.
A workshop on sustainable storytelling with editor, author, broadcaster and Condé Nast Traveller Sustainability Editor, Juliet Kinsman
Talking all things Slow Travel with The Slow Cyclist, Shakti Himalaya and Rose Cameron Rides
Discover how even during a global pandemic, with closed borders, tourism can still be deployed as a force for good, with guest Ang Tshering.
