OutdoorVisit is growing fast and more amazing destinations, such as Canada, US National parks, Australia, New Zealand or Japan, are in the pipeline.
PRAGUE – The emerging travel start-up OutdoorVisit is growing out of Europe and reaching new continents with fresh outdoor adventures for travelers. After bringing together hundreds of hand-picked activities from all corners of Europe, they are now adding unique adventures in Tanzania, Nepal, Alaska, and Argentina. And all of that sustainably and with respect to nature.
The world is getting smaller and travelers are more experienced. They want to swim with whales, explore the jungles and reach the Himalayan peaks. That’s why the emerging travel startup OutdoorVisit is growing from Europe to four renowned nature locations on four continents – and has no plans of stopping there.
“As a tribute to our favorite trips outside of Europe, we have selected 4 iconic outdoor destinations: Alaska, Tanzania, Argentina and Nepal, for which we are now adding new amazing adventures and tours,” says the CEO of OutdoorVisit Michal Tyl.
- kayak with whales or orcas, and try to spot bears in Alaska;
- enjoy a chill bike ride around Mount Kilimanjaro and through Masai villages in Tanzania;
- go snorkeling with sea lions in Puerto Madryn in Argentina
- enjoy a beautiful and unique trek to Mount Everest Base camp through three high passes, visiting the famous Gokyo lakes on the way.
OutdoorVisit is growing fast and more amazing destinations, such as Canada, US National parks, Australia, New Zealand or Japan, are in the pipeline.
Outdoor adventures with respect to nature
All OutdoorVisit activities are nature-friendly and respect the principles of sustainable tourism. “We often say no to providers we don’t believe in. That’s why you won’t find on OutdoorVisit activities such as petting captured dolphins or aggressive jeep tours to natural parks,” reveals Michal Tyl. “We select our activities in a very simple way: Would I love to do them myself or with my family? Is the provider excellent and wants to create a great customer experience? Do they respect the rules and protect the environment? Only then we say yes!”
OutdoorVisit’s goal is not just to cover great adventure travel destinations worldwide, but also to find the hidden gems, help people discover amazing new experiences in nature and to connect small but unique local providers with their customers.
“We have appreciated the support Michal and his OutdoorVisit team have provided over the years. We love working with them and look forward to their future projects and concepts,” shares his experience with the company Rick Brown, a legendary Alaskan guide and owner of a company Adventure 60 North, based in Seward, Alaska.
If meeting wild dolphins or teaming up with a sherpa and taking on Himalayan peaks was always your dream, but you don’t want to spend agonizing hours trying to find a reliable local provider, OutdoorVisit has your back. Anyone can have the adventures of their lifetime, safely, sustainably and with respect to nature.
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