Regenerative Tourism Podcast

These sources provide a comprehensive overview of the  Iceland Tourism Cluster  and its pioneering role in fostering a  regenerative tourism  ecosystem. Through a series of podcast transcripts, the organization's leaders and partners explain how they  build bridges  between diverse stakeholders, including small businesses, local municipalities, and academic researchers. The core focus remains on s...

This academic article investigates the  profound historical connection  between  large-scale health catastrophes  and the  global travel and hospitality sectors . The research details how  increased human mobility  and  international trade networks  act as primary vectors for the  rapid transmission of infectious diseases , such as SARS and COVID-19. By examining past crises like the  Black Death...

Human Relationship with Nature, Indigenous Ways of Living and Regenerative Tourism Framework. This academic article explores the concept of  regenerative tourism , which aims to go beyond sustainability by actively  restoring and improving  social-ecological systems. The author argues that this approach draws heavily from  indigenous ways of living , emphasizing a symbiotic relationship where huma...

Regenerative tourism futures: a case study of Aotearoa New Zealand. This research analyzes the transition of  Aotearoa New Zealand  toward a  regenerative tourism  model in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. The authors argue that previous industry structures were  unsustainable and fragile , necessitating a shift from purely extractive economic goals to a  holistic focus on well-being . Central t...

INDICATORS OF REGENERATIVE TOURISM: Measuring impact and defining regenerative tourism for socio- ecological systems. The provided text explores the shift from traditional tourism to a  regenerative model  that prioritises the  restoration of social and ecological systems . It argues that tourism is a  partial industry  deeply intertwined with complex global networks, requiring a holistic approach...

A Future of Tourism Industry: Conscious Travel, Destination Recovery And Regenerative Tourism. Post-pandemic recovery requires moving beyond traditional  mass tourism  toward  regenerative tourism . This holistic approach uses  positive psychology  to foster  conscious travel  habits, creating  resilient destinations  that prioritise  wellbeing  and environmental renewal. Read more:

Co-creating regenerative tourism: stakeholder perspectives and pathways from Banks Peninsula, New Zealand. Research on New Zealand’s  Banks Peninsula  shows strong stakeholder support for  regenerative tourism . While  businesses  seek financial incentives and  residents  value  authentic experiences ,  tourists  demand eco-friendly options. Success requires  collaboration  to bridge the gap. Read...

Regenerative Tourism Model: Challenges of Adapting Concepts from Natural Science to Tourism Industry. This study proposes a  regenerative tourism model  to move beyond extractive practices. By adapting  natural science  concepts like the  adaptive cycle  and  panarchy , it seeks to avoid  greenwashing . The model emphasises  holistic  restoration,  resilience  and symbiotic value. Read more here

Pacific Islanders have long been grappling with tourism as a livelihood strategy, yet environmental and cultural sustainability challenges persist. Envisioning a better future in which tourism delivers profound and lasting wellbeing outcomes for local people benefits from integrating diverse perspectives. Drawing on collective input from a Community of Practice, made up of Pacific Island experts a...

This research letter explores stakeholders’ views towards the implementation of regenerative tourism, based on the perspectives of business and community organisations, residents, and travellers in Banks Peninsula, New Zealand South Island. While the results highlight strong support for regenerative tourism principles among stakeholders, both businesses and community organisations express a need f...

What is regenerative tourism? At the core of the definition of  regenerative tourism  is the necessity for a holistic understanding of its origins. The increasing awareness of the environmental and sociocultural consequences linked with leisure and recreational activities has led to a global rise in this emerging concept.  This article explores the historical, current, and future dimensions of lei...

This chapter investigates the contribution of indigenous wisdom to regenerative tourism. The unique cultural, environmental and spiritual knowledge inherent to indigenous communities creates a foundation for an understanding of regenerative tourism that goes beyond sustainable tourism. This chapter explains the importance of indigenous cultures and explores how their ancient value systems and worl...

This chapter explores regenerative tourism as a holistic approach that transcends traditional sustainability by actively restoring and enhancing social–ecological systems (SESs). Recognising tourism as a partial industry, the chapter highlights its dynamic interactions with economic, social, cultural, and environmental systems. It presents regenerative tourism as a model that integrates both suppl...

“Project Regenerative Tourism” is an initiative led by the Sustainability and Resilience Institute (SRI) | Tourism Advisory, New Zealand. Its primary aim is to promote research and experiential opportunities related to regenerative tourism, encouraging visitors to actively participate in the ongoing discourse around this concept. The project has achieved significant outcomes, including the publica...

This timely and innovative handbook provides a comprehensive overview of the current critical debates, trends, and the transformative potential of regenerative tourism, and also looks towards a more responsible, inclusive, and sustainable future for tourism. Comprising specifically commissioned, original contributions from recognised authors and experts in the field, the book provides a logically...