Jacquie Chandler - Remember Recover & Restore

Feb 09, 2023

After a job moved Jacquie Chandler to Incline Village, Nevada on the north-shore of Lake Tahoe in the western USA, she began to notice a major conflict between the impact of tourism and the billion dollar financial designs related to the lake's preservation plans. And so began her foray into geotourism, becoming Lake Tahoe's liaison to National Geographic's geotourism mapping project. This volunteer position helped to guide the destination's stewardship and changed Jacquie's life journey, ultimately leading her to develop a blueprint for how to convert visitors to destination stewards.


Find Jacquie on her website here.

Or on LinkedIn here.

Striking view of the Madeiran coastline.

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Covers of the State of the Food & Beverage Tourism Industry report in 4 languages

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In this episode, number 68, of The Business of Food Travel podcast, we speak with Fred Lizée. Fred is a tourism industry professional from France. He has been working in responsible adventure travel for 15 years, with professional experiences in Europe, Asia and Australia. He is passionate about outdoor expeditions, community travel and disruptive tourism projects. To that end, he created his own competition called the New Explorer Challenge to help train international students on the subject of sustainable adventure tourism. As you probably have guessed, Fred loves to travel and has visited 72 countries already.
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