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10/03/2026

Once a rugged logging outpost deep in 🇨🇱 Chile’s Lake and Volcano District 🌋 , Neltume and its neighboring villages have transformed into thriving gateways for conservation and ecotourism. 🌿

Today, the same forests once felled for timber are protected and celebrated within the Huilo Huilo Biological Reserve, a powerful model of regeneration in the Patagonian Andes.

🔗 Read this amazing story about community-led conservation written by GLP’s Content Editor Nicole Melancon through our link in bio.

24/02/2026

Winter tourism destinations are facing growing instability as climate change brings shorter, less predictable ski seasons, declining snowfall, and major economic losses. Delayed winters negatively impact tourism by leading to trip cancellations, reduced lodging rates, and a ripple effect that impacts restaurants, businesses, and local communities that depend on seasonal visitation.

But there are creative solutions. Read on through our link in bio for insights from journalist in her latest story, ‘How Winter Tourism Is Changing’.

03/02/2026

In March, journalist joined GLP on the ground in southern Chile, travelling through the lake and volcano regions as we filmed alongside local communities.

For generations, the Mapuche, Chile and Argentina’s largest Indigenous peoples, have approached outsiders with caution, shaped by a long history of land disputes, cultural erasure, and broken promises. Yet in pockets of Mapuche territory today, a quiet shift is underway. Some communities are reclaiming tourism on their own terms, using it not as spectacle, but as a platform: to tell their stories in their own voices, to protect ancestral lands, and to invite visitors into a living culture grounded in resilience, reciprocity, and deep connection to place.

Read her powerful story through our link in bio on

27/01/2026

🇨🇱 Last March, GLP Films traveled to Cochamó, Chile, to capture a race against time and witnessed one of the largest conservation projects in South America unfold.

Behind its legendary granite walls lies one of the planet’s last climate refugees, now at the center of a historic, community-led fight for conservation. Through the Conserva Puchegüín campaign spearheaded by and their partners, local leaders and global allies worked to protect 133,000 hectares—securing a critical wildlife corridor and safeguarding 1.6 million hectares of wildlands for generations. This is the story of how Cochamó chose to defend what remains truly wild. Written by GLP’s Writer and Content Editor, Nicole Melancon.

Read the full story at our link in bio 🔗

21/01/2026

🚀 Sustainable travel trends for 2026 show that travelers are changing and are wanting to travel more sustainably than ever before. Are destinations, travel outfitters, and travel agents prepared to meet this growing need?

📚 From readaways and farm stays to slow, community-led journeys and sustainability as a core value, the trends shaping travel in 2026 point to something we’re especially excited about: a more thoughtful, immersive, and responsible way of exploring the world. Thank you, , for this amazing article on 2026 Travel Trends.

Check out Mia’s article at our link in bio 🔗

🪢 A continued shift towards meaningful immersive hands-on experiences that prioritize local culture and personal connection over sightseeing checklist.

🌱 Sustainability at the core value: Travelers want to know their visit helps preserve heritage, the environment and benefits local communities.

🐝 Travelers want to use tour operators who view themselves as stewards, not sellers or trip planners.

🧑‍🧑‍🧒‍🧒 Travelers are seeking curated “Multi-spoke itineraries” as a solution to address differing needs and desires on multi-generational family vacations.

👯‍♀️ Women to women travel on the increase as more female solo travel request female guides.

🦙 Slow travel and farm stays on the rise: 84% of travelers are interested in staying on or near a farm as the slow travel movement gains momentum.

🤓 Readaways gain momentum: 91% of travelers say they’re interested in taking a trip “centered around reading, relaxation, and quality time with loved ones”.

16/12/2025

🏝️ As 2025 comes to a close, we’re spotlighting the remarkable perseverance of island nations on the front lines of climate change, turning our lens toward places of extraordinary beauty that are increasingly asked to shoulder burdens they did not create.

🇰🇳 🇦🇬 🇹🇨 From Nevis to Antigua to South Caicos, communities across the Caribbean are confronting the accelerating realities of climate change, plastic pollution, water scarcity, and the pressures of tourism. In our December article, writer shares a vivid, on-the-ground look at how these islands are responding with resilience, innovation, and a fierce commitment to protecting what makes them unique. Their challenges are global; their solutions are local—and their stories remind us why thoughtful, responsible travel has never mattered more.

Read about the local solutions to global problems these islands are implementing at our link in bio 🔗

08/12/2025

🌋 Meet The Volcano Lady of Chile — Isabel Correa, a pioneer of sustainable tourism in Chile’s Araucanía region.

Nearly 30 years ago, followed the magnetic pull of Conguillío National Park and built , one of Chile’s first ecolodges. What began as a single cabin has grown into a model of community-rooted, low-impact tourism — blending hospitality with conservation and respect for Indigenous Mapuche traditions.

In her powerful story, written by our Content Editor for , Isabel shows what it means to build not just a lodge, but a legacy of stewardship.

👉 Read the full story at our link in bio or here:
https://www.azureroad.io/sustainable-ecolodge-chile-isabel-correa/

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18/11/2025

🍂 Last fall, we began our partnership with the Finger Lakes Regional Tourism Council (FLRTC) on a two-year sustainability-driven marketing campaign designed to elevate New York’s Finger Lakes as a leading outdoor destination.

🔬 Grounded in extensive on-the-ground research and collaboration with local stakeholders, our work centered on local voices and showcased the region’s diverse experiential markets—hiking, cycling, paddling, fishing, slow travel, and agritourism.

🪄 Through a fully integrated campaign that combined film production, visual identity development, strategic communications, trade show assets, and global sustainable tourism partnerships, we helped evolve regional DMO branding to highlight stewardship, accessibility, and responsible travel.

🚣‍♀️ The result: a storytelling-forward campaign that connects the Finger Lakes with responsible travelers year-round and supports regional dispersal and local economies. We also worked with to develop a 14-county community partnership agreement with FLRTC.

🎥 Watch the trailer and discover the —a community of passionate stewards inviting visitors to experience nature with care and intention.

03/11/2025

🇨🇱 🏔️ Check out the first story in our campaign with , written by GLP’s content editor, , who was on location during the filming this past March.

🌳 🌋 Set in Chile’s Araucanía Region near the Argentine border, is a remote highland community where the people have safeguarded wild forests, glacial lakes, and volcanic landscapes for generations. This article follows their journey to create through mountain biking routes around the sacred Batea Mahuida volcano and ancient Araucaria forests. It’s a powerful story of Indigenous leadership—protecting culture, conserving nature, and revitalizing a remote corner of through community-driven tourism.

Find the full story at our link in bio 👉🏼

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23/09/2025

🌋 Meet The Volcano Lady of Chile — Isabel Correa, a pioneer of sustainable tourism in Chile’s Araucanía region.

Nearly 30 years ago, Isabel followed the magnetic pull of Conguillío National Park and built , one of Chile’s first ecolodges. What began as a single cabin has grown into a model of community-rooted, low-impact tourism — blending hospitality with conservation and respect for Indigenous Mapuche traditions.

In her powerful story, written by our Content Editor for , Isabel shows what it means to build not just a lodge, but a legacy of stewardship.

👉 Read the full story at our link in bio

13/08/2025

✈️ The best trips aren’t measured in miles—they’re measured in moments. Slow travel is rewriting the rules of tourism, and the benefits go far beyond the traveler.

In latest piece, “Why Slow Travel Is Gaining Momentum and Why It Matters,” she delves into why destinations - from Croatia’s “Find Your Pomalo” campaign to small towns like Issaquah and Camano Island in Washington- are reimagining tourism with sustainability, authenticity, and deeper cultural engagement at the forefront.

As slow travel gains traction among travelers and tour operators alike, it’s clear that this isn’t just a trend —it’s a meaningful shift in how we explore the world.

Find out why destinations worldwide are embracing it through our link in bio.

07/07/2025

🔎 What stories do we miss when we travel with expectations already in place?

📸 🇪🇪 In her compelling piece “Beyond the Frame: Discovering the Real Story of a Place Behind the Lens,” photographer and writer .hewittphotography journeys to the tiny Estonian island of , often described as Europe’s last matriarchy. What begins as a search for folkloric imagery becomes a deeper exploration of authenticity, patience, and listening beyond the well-worn travel narrative.

“The folk culture is real,” Hewitt writes, “but so too are the skills that supply food long after the tourists have left... Tourism is vital and welcomed, but it also risks turning traditions into performance.”

🪗 💃 From late-night dances to sidecar rides and quiet conversations, Hewitt challenges us to rethink how we engage with place—and who gets to be seen and heard.

Find out the real story that Sarah found on Kihnu at our link in bio 👉🏼

🧐 So here’s the question we’re asking the tourism industry: How can we move beyond the stereotypes and promote deeper, more genuine travel stories?

By providing them and stepping outside the box.

Travelers, too, play a role. In the months ahead, we’ll be sharing more stories and strategies that shift the narrative and spotlight the voices and communities often left unheard.

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