What you can find in this place

Natural Attractions:

  • Cliffs
  • Coral reefs and marine life
  • Forest
  • Waterfall
  • Polar ice cap
  • Cave (stalactites and stalagmites)
  • Desert
  • Dunes
  • Unique natural phenomena (aurora borealis, meteor showers, solar eclipses, etc.)
  • Geysers and/or hot springs
  • Glacier
  • Mangrove
  • Beach
  • Dam
  • Lake
  • River
  • Subway river
  • Rainforest

Infrastructure and services:

  • Cab access
  • Access to public transportation
  • Food
  • Cellular coverage
  • Parking
  • Local lodging (put more hostel/cottage, bungalow type)
  • Trails
  • WC
  • WiFi
  • Camping area

Adventure experiences:

  • Delta Wing
  • Bird watching
  • Canyoning
  • Diving/freediving
  • Mountain biking
  • Climbing
  • Caving
  • Kayak
  • Kitesurf
  • Mountaineering
  • Astrological observation
  • Observation of fossils
  • Wildlife observation
  • Skydiving
  • Paragliding
  • Rafting: river descent in a raft
  • Safari
  • Hiking
  • Snorkel
  • Surf
  • Hot air balloon flight

Local experiences:

  • Handicrafts
  • Guided Tours
  • Archaeological zone
  • Agricultural project
  • Language learning

Digitization of nature tourism: opportunities for a sustainable future

Towards a smarter and more respectful tourism: digitalization as a key for the management of natural areas.

Imagine you are planning your next trip to a natural paradise and realize that, although more than 80% of travelers today prefer to plan and book their trips online, fewer than 20% of natural tourist areas have the digital tools necessary to facilitate these bookings.

This discrepancy highlights a significant opportunity to improve the way natural destinations connect with their potential visitors. In a world where technology plays a crucial role in the user experience, many natural areas still lack adequate digital platforms to manage the flow of tourists and optimize the planning of their visits.

The lack of digital tools not only limits the ability of these destinations to attract and manage tourists, but can also contribute to uncontrolled overcrowding, affecting the quality of the visitor experience and the well-being of the ecosystem.

Therefore, integrating digital technology in the management of natural areas not only facilitates the booking process for tourists, but also allows managers of these areas to make better decisions, promoting a more sustainable and environmentally friendly tourism.

This technological integration offers a two-fold solution: on the one hand, it improves accessibility and convenience for tourists, while at the same time allowing for more precise control of environmental impact.

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