Moverence Regenerative Tourism Conference -Karin Avila with Bill Reed

Karin Avila recently attended the Moverence conference in Lucerne, Switzerland bringing together members of the regenerative tourism community and taking participants to locations of cultural and ecological significance. Regenerative tourism is an approach to tourism that goes beyond sustainability and focuses on leaving a place better than it was before. Karin spoke with Bill Reed, an internationally recognised consultant, educator, and author specialising in sustainability and regeneration. Photo by Karin Avila shows Bill Reed

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