Indigenous tourism is on the rise, driven by a growing awareness of the need to preserve and celebrate diverse cultures. Why is it becoming more popular and what does it mean for places, communities, hospitality brands, and travelers?

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Indigenous tourism is on the rise, driven by a growing awareness of the need to preserve and celebrate diverse cultures. Why is it becoming more popular and what does it mean for places, communities, hospitality brands, and travelers?
How do you transition to sustainable tourism? These key steps and considerations will guide you. Good for visitors, locals, and the place – what not to like? ?
Sustainable travel is an aspiration for many, but turning it into practice can be trickier. Let’s look at what it actually means, the common challenges of sustainable travel faced by DMOs, brands, and travelers.
Why is it often easy to say but harder to live by, and what we can do to change that?
Thinking about escaping to Mompiche? Here’s why it’s worth it and what to do once you’re here. From pretty beaches to surfing, and local charm. This is what you need to know.
New Years is my favorite day of the year. Since 2006 I’ve had the tradition of celebrating in different places every year. If you’re looking for unique New Year destinations, here’s some inspiration for you.
Cali is one of my favorite places in the world. I’ve been several times, and one of my closest friends is caleña.
If you’re wondering where to dance salsa in Cali, you’ve come to the right place! Cali will spoil you with options so good you won’t feel like leaving. Bailamos!
When I travel, exploring the food scene is one of my favorite things. So where are the best food destinations? ?
After having traveled to over 50+ countries (and still going), here are a few of my favorites. I could visit these places again and again just to eat. ? And you should too. You can thank me later. ?
Stockholm’s gastronomy scene is innovative and diverse – and enough reason to come here alone. After having lived in the city for years, here are some of our favorite restaurants in Stockholm.
After 50+ countries and 8+ years of location independence and full-time travel, here are a few of my favorite bases.
The home of Paella is known for its delicious Mediterranean cuisine. Add exquisite wines, a cozy atmosphere, and a friendly community – no wonder Valencia’s food scene is booming.
Tango is usually what first comes to mind when you think about dancing in Buenos Aires. What might be less known, is that there are many great places to dance bachata and salsa too. Here are some of my favorites.
A hidden gem nestled in Southern Catalonia, Reus will surprise you with its charm. If you’re a Gaudi fan, like authentic places that aren’t on everyone’s list, or just want to sip on a glass of fine Vermouth, Reus might be your perfect stopover. Here is why.
Latin America is happening all-year-around. You could probably attend a unique event somewhere every day.
Ranging from large iconic happenings, to smaller unique celebrations, here are 7 events in Latin America that should be experienced at least once in your life. These are worth a trip and your time, even if you’re based on the other side of the world.
With mountain views, pretty beaches, jungle trails and about 360 waterfalls, Ilhabela (The Beautiful Island) lives up to its name.
I just spent 5 months on Ilhabela and left with it at the top of my list of my favorite places in Brazil. And there is a big chance that you will, too.
Here is everything you need to know to get the most out of Brazil’s tropical paradise.
While I could go on about the reasons why Cali is one of my absolute favorite places in the world, I asked my lovely Cali friend Dayan to share her input about her hometown.
This local Cali guide shows you what Cali is really like.
Once you make it here, there is a risk that you won’t want to leave.
Food, pretty views, rooftop bars, luxury, Chinese, and no chewing gum. The stereotypes about Singapore are many. While stereotypes often are on to something, there is much more to Singapore than what most people think. From sights to nightlife, food and dating. This is what Singapore is really like from a local point of view.
With castles, a surrounding wall that originates from centuries ago, and postcard views, arriving in Albarracin feels a little bit like stepping into a fairytale. While the fact that it has been voted Spain’s prettiest village more than once is reason alone to come here, there is more to it.
Apart from being one of the places with most Michelin starred restaurants per square meter in the world, San Sebastián is full of charming neighborhood bars. Exploring authentic pintxos in San Sebastián, one neighborhood at a time, is a perfect way to spend a few days.
It’s impossible to talk about wine in Spain without mentioning La Rioja.
With more than 600 wineries,14,800 winegrowers, and the largest barrel park in the world, it’s safe to say that La Rioja offers delicious wine for every preference.
Let’s take a look at what all this fame is about, and how you too can get the most out of this wine wonderland.
Roadtripping in Spain.
I’m an entrepreneur in place development, marketing and lifestyle design. I help purpose-driven brands and places that prioritize community, culture, and meaningful experiences improve and grow their impact. From identifying the right audience and creating irresistible offers in collaboration with local entrepreneurs, to developing vibrant communities where locals, remote workers and visitors can connect, to specific marketing campaigns.
Always with a focus on strategies that support local communities, inspire intentional living and genuine connection.
I also help ambitious people who want to design an intentional, free lifestyle aligned with who they are. I’ve been location-independent since 2016 and learned a lot along the way about how to challenge stereotypes and create life that feels more meaningful and authentic.
So far, I’ve visited 50+ countries, while helping some of the biggest brands in the world, local entrepreneurs and places from Europe to Latin America. I’ve inspired thousands of people to experience more and live in alignment with who they are – and this is only the beginning.
Reach out to me with questions or sign-up to get monthly inspiration to upgrade your life and business. If you’re an exciting place or brand looking to work together, you can also learn more about what that is like over here.
Roadtripping in Spain.