Regenerative Tourism; Farms as Educational and Experiential Spaces: Panel Session

Regenerative Tourism; Farms as Educational and Experiential Spaces: Panel Session

Author: Oliver Goshey September 5, 2025 Duration: 54:48
This past month we took a look at the timely topic of agritourism and the potential for farms to serve as community and educational centers.This summer we saw a lot of protests against mass tourism and the effects that it's having on tourist centers like Barcelona near where I live. The antidote to this is something that we debate in past episodes I've done on the developing series on regenerative tourism and in this panel session, we'll take a look at it from a farm perspective. In this session I speak to three people who either have integrated farm visits and agrotoursim as a significant part of their farm enterprise, or are working to empower farmers to integrate tourism and commuinity events into their operation. I was lucky enough to get three fantastic guests who I happen to know personally and exemplify some of the best in entrepreneurial tenacity, creativity, and experience.

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