Mint’s recent feature on unregulated Himalayan trekking (Page 10, Mumbai Edition) puts into plain language something we’ve been watching for years: the mountains are absorbing the cost of a race to the bottom on pricing, and they’re running out of capacity to absorb it. The piece documents what happens when trekking gets treated as a…
Adventure travel in India is growing fast. That’s something we’re genuinely proud to have been part of, having watched this industry evolve from a niche pursuit in the 1990s to a mainstream movement today. But growth brings pressure points. And some of them are starting to show. Deccan Chronicle reached out to our founder, Vaibhav…
Aquaterra Adventures : A journey from a single raft to a global adventure company. Built with grit, determination, hardships and triumphs. Watch our 30 year journey here
Now, also on Spotify.. With the amazing 🎙️Jason Elkins 🎙️ Listen Here!! ✓ Innovation in Adventure Tourism: Pioneering new routes and experiences can set a company apart in the industry. ✓ Sustainable Practices: Responsible tourism is essential for preserving natural environments and supporting local communities. ✓ Leadership and Vision: Clear goals and adaptability are crucial in navigating the evolving landscape of…
Our founder, Vaibhav Kala speaking at Hokkaido on the Asia Adventure tourism scene, with expert thoughts and insights.
On the panel with @gargirawat @gerry.moffatt @vaibhavkala on – Building Climate Awareness: Challenges In The Mountains! #ClimateAwareness #ClimateChange #EnvironmentFirst #MountainConservation #ClimateChallenges #EcoTourism #ProtectOurPlanet #AdventureWithPurpose #SustainabilityInAction #AquaterraAdventures #NDTVPanel #SaveTheHimalaya Speaking with Gerry Moffatt and Vaibhav Kala of the Himalayan Outdoor Education Program (HOEP)
From corner office to mountain summit: Corporate chieftains turn to adventure travel to test and reset
Vaibhav Kala of Aquaterra Adventures : The Outdoors Man. The Founder explains how the seeds of the Company were sown, the challenges of creating guidelines for adventure tourism, and the importance of staying fit.
Lonely Planet India guide recommends Aquaterra as best for high-end, responsible adventure ; and Atali Ganga for mixing adventure with fancy!
