Category: Sustainable Travel

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Nature Guiding and Ethics in Tourism: What Arctic Norway Teaches Us About More-Than-Human Encounters

Frida Marie Omma’s research emphasizes the importance of ethical tourism in Arctic Norway by recognizing non-human agency in nature encounters. Focusing on the roles of nature guides, the study advocates for sustainable practices that respect animals and their habitats, promoting a relational approach to tourism that values care over consumption.

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How Music Shapes Places: Why Sound Is Becoming a Powerful Tool for Sustainable Tourism

The research highlights the significant role of music in shaping travel experiences by fostering community identity and sustainable tourism. It advocates for co-creation between locals and visitors, emphasizing music as a living cultural practice. This approach encourages emotional connections and repeat visits, contrasting with mass tourism’s superficiality.