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Beyond Sustainable Travel: What Can Regenerative Tourism Teach Us About the Future of Mobility?

Fri, 18 Sept

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Beyond Sustainable Travel: What Can Regenerative Tourism Teach Us About the Future of Mobility?
Beyond Sustainable Travel: What Can Regenerative Tourism Teach Us About the Future of Mobility?

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18 Sept 2026, 10:00 am – 11:00 am GMT+2

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Beyond Sustainable Travel: What Can Regenerative Tourism Teach Us About the Future of Mobility? Join us to explore how regenerative tourism can inspire new ways of thinking about travel, mobility, our connection to places, and the relationship between people and nature.


Date: 18 September 2026, 10:00 AM CEST.

Speaker: Anu Nylund, CEO and founder at Mood of Finland, will share her experience of moving from sustainable towards regenerative tourism and what this shift means in practice. The webinar invites you to consider what regenerative mobility can teach us about the future of tourism: how and why we travel, how we connect with places and communities, and how new approaches to travel can contribute to the wellbeing and regeneration of the places we visit.

This webinar is part of a series piloted under the EU MSCA Research & Innovation Staff Exchange project SMAR3TS, led by Prof. Anne-Laure Mention from RMIT University, Australia,…

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