Upcoming ATTA Webinar: How Can Adventure Travel Keep the Ocean Thriving?

 
 
 

Is adventure travel building a truly sustainable future for coastal destinations, or quietly leaving its marine ecosystems at risk?

To answer the critical question tour operators face: How do we protect fragile marine or coastal environments when our water activities are hosted by third-party partners? A collaborative panel from The Reef-World Foundation — international coordinator of the Green Fins initiative — and the Adventure Travel Trade Association (ATTA) uncovers the hidden friction in the marine tourism value chain. The insight is clear: even if a tour operator doesn't run a dive centre directly, relying on unvetted marine experiences creates a growing brand and environmental risk. Bridging the gap between land-based itineraries and certified ocean stewardship isn't just an environmental obligation, it’s the most critical supply chain advantage in modern travel.

Join ATTA and The Reef-World Foundation, international coordinator of the Green Fins initiative, for a practical conversation on closing the gap between land-based itineraries and certified ocean stewardship. You'll learn:

  • Where the hidden risks sit in the marine tourism supply chain

  • How to vet and work with water-activity partners

  • Why ocean stewardship is becoming a real competitive advantage

Event Details:

  • Event: ATTA Webinar: How can adventure travel keep the ocean thriving?

  • Date & Time: Tuesday, 13 October at 2:00 AM (UTC). Check your timezone.

  • Location: ATTA Member HUB – join via this link: Webinar Link

If you are unable to attend the live sessions, recordings will be available, though we highly recommend attending live to fully benefit from the interactive experience.

We look forward to seeing you soon and hope you find this virtual event insightful and productive.

The ATTA Team

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