Certification in Regenerative Tourism: 7 Steps to Offering Regenerative Experiences

In two months, with the Regenerative Tourism Certification, we will train women and young people in 7 practical modules: - Territorial Identity and Narrative: how to tell the story of my community, my farm, and my culture to attract conscious tourists. - Designing Regenerative Experiences: from coffee trails and birdwatching to rural cuisine and knowledge-based tourism. - Digital Marketing: how to position experiences on Google, Instagram, Airbnb, Expedia, etc. - Citizen Science Tools: monitoring birds, water, and biodiversity to differentiate the tourism product. - Regenerative Hospitality and Service: how to welcome tourists, design safe tours, and implement sustainability practices. - Business Model and Pricing: how to calculate costs, define fair rates, achieve profitability, and build partnerships. - Funding and Support Networks: calls for proposals, cooperatives, and alliances with the public and private sectors. Each module includes: - 1 hour of virtual class, with practical exercises applied to your own project, - 40 minutes of weekly follow-up, - 1 quick quiz at the end of each module. And most importantly: a final product. To obtain certification, you must submit a final project: a regenerative tourism service ready to launch: - Experience design (example: “Regenerative Coffee Trail”, “Garden Bird Route”, “Traditional Cuisine with Living History”). - Operational manual (what's included, duration, logistics, suggested price). - Narrative and brand (name, visual identity, regenerative story). - Digital promotion plan (social media, booking platform). - Impact indicators (how you measure your contribution to the environment, the community, and the culture). - Video to showcase the experience to tourists. Do you think this certification would be valuable for your community? Learn more at https://www.livingimpact.studio/post/certificate-in-regenerative-tourism