Less brochure, more human.
We weren’t satisfied with the brochure-style stories tourism boards were telling, so we’ve decided to tell them ourselves.
Through our investment in films, storytelling platforms, and travel experiences, we have helped facilitate and amplify some of the most impactful tourism-based human stories and projects in Latin America.
How We Helped Bring the 60 Minutes Story in Colombia to Life
Nearly 10 million people watched Anderson Cooper’s program on birdwatching tourism in Colombia.
What happens when tourism is done right?
ORIGIN - Feel Something
We asked the people who make the travel we design possible: chefs, guides, artists, entrepreneurs, and travelers.
What kind of travel do you want?
Remember When Travel Was Just…Fun?
In our experience, the best journeys often begin with nothing more than a gut feeling, curiosity, and the pursuit of fun.
Community-First Travel, It’s Personal
When we first launched WhereNext Travel, we believed hiring “local” was enough.
But after employing teams in Colombia and Peru, we saw the truth: most tourism workers still operate informally, without contracts, benefits, or job security.
Community-first, for us, means working with suppliers and people creating real economic opportunity, for guides, chefs, hoteliers, because without that, sustainable travel isn’t real. It’s just a sales pitch.
