About Slow Adventure In Northern Territories
Slow Adventure in Norther Territories (SAINT) is a three year Northern Periphery and Arctic Programme (NPA) project on the development of "slow adventure".
Slow Adventure In Northern Territories Description
Slow Adventure in Northern Territories (SAINT) is a €1. 7 million, three-year Northern Periphery and Arctic Programme (NPA) project on the development of ‘slow adventure’. The project aim is to extend the marketing reach of businesses in the ‘slow adventure’ tourism sector, in order to encourage more tourists to come to these areas to enjoy and experience the outdoors and engage with remote, wild and nature-rich places. Partner organisations working on this project are based in Scotland, Norway, Finland, Sweden, Iceland, Ireland and Northern Ireland.
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We started something good so let's do this! The time is now West Highland College UHI The Centre for Recreation and Tourism Research, UHI
We researched. We tested. We've now found a way to make this organisation sustainable. Get on board. Get back on board. Now is the time. We want to help. We need to help. Slow Adventure is a good example of how sustainable tourism research can lead to good for all. Slow Adventure isn't depending on grant funding. It wants to be a sustainable organisation. If you or anyone you know would like to help us help others then please PM #sustainabletourism #responsibletourism #regenerativetourism EUROPE (visiteurope.com) West Highland College UHI #slowadventure #slowadventuring
Interesting ideas from Norway and Visit Trondheim here. Thank you Petter Thorsen of Wild Norway for posting. Supporting small local operators and communities, encouraging people to spend time in and engage with nature, focusing on creating unique responsible experiences for small groups in vast wild landscapes.... Petter was one of the businesses who worked with us on the Slow Adventure in Northern Territories project to develop the concept of Slow Adventure for small busines...ses. If ever there was a time to help fragile small businesses in remote and rural locations.... If ever there was a time to change the way that people travel and experience the world. Now is the time for Slow Adventure. Things have been bubbling away in the background here since 2018 and believe me, we’ve been trying, but it isn’t enough. We need proper momentum, commitment, and investment so that Slow Adventure can do meaningful work to help the industry, communities and the planet. This is a time for change. Innovation. New ideas. Local experiences. Change of mindset. We want to help. We’ll keep trying. Get in touch if you want us to help you, or if you want to help us to help others. Slow adventuring #slowadventure #slowadventuring #responsibletourism #sustainabletourism #regenerativetourism
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Come and visit us at Wild Jämtland this summer and watch bears from our comfortable hides. #wildwatching #bearwatching #bears #slowadventuresweden
Are you going to Sweden this summer and want to watch wild bears? Welcome to our hideout Wild Jamtland!
Read the final SAINT newsletter here -
The SAINT project might have come to an end but you can still follow Slow adventuring and find your slow adventure at www.slowadventure.org.
All the final outputs can be downloaded from the project website www.saintproject.eu
An interesting address by Alasdair Allan MSP at the Plenary Session of the Arctic Circle Forum. Looking forward to speaking about Slow Adventure as part of a session on Developing the Arctic Tourism Season to Last All Year later today #arcticcirclefaroes #slowadventure #slowadventuring #sustainabletourism #NPAProgramme
Journey by canoe along the Foyle River with Inish Adventures, taking in the sights, sounds and stories of the river before disembarking for a truly unique slow food cooking experience. #slowadventureni
So looking forward to Scapa Fest this weekend where we’ll be joining Let's Go Slow to give a talk on Slow Adventure! Who fancies joining us?! #slowadventuring
Slow Adventure in Sweden #joyevent #slowadventure #grousehunting
The final project meeting in Hofn, Iceland March 2018
The pebbles say it all...
Slow adventure is at the Visit Scotland EXPO 2018 in Glasgow with international tour operators. Our transnational videos and stand are getting lots of attention.
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