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“Tourism and climate are intrinsically linked.” So why isn’t the travel industry talking more about the super El Niño?

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This Indigenous-led tour in BC is part of a Canada-wide initiative to put First Nations tourism in the spotlight

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When a mountain falls: How ice and rock triggered Nepal’s catastrophic flood—and why climate change is raising the risks

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As El Niño looks set to peak in late 2026, we’re already witnessing disruptions to tourism. Regenerative tourism expert Susanna Kelly-Shankar puts it into perspective and explains how travelers can prepare for climate-related events.

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This Indigenous-led tour in BC is part of a Canada-wide initiative to put First Nations tourism in the spotlight

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When a mountain falls: How ice and rock triggered Nepal’s catastrophic flood—and why climate change is raising the risks

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Thousands of African birds are missing from sound libraries. A massive grassroots effort hopes to change that

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When Andy Wasley completed a 280-mile hike in Scotland, he was overcome by a flood of emotions that forced him to confront trauma and years of mental illness. It was the start of another long journey—an exploration of the complex link between adventure and mental health.

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