Adventure Tourism Management

About this course

Adventure tourism management is a specialist discipline at the intersection of tourism management and the growing global market for outdoor, active and experiential travel. Adventure tourism encompasses trekking, climbing, kayaking, cycling, wildlife safaris, winter sports, sailing and a wide range of other activities that take participants into natural environments. Managing these experiences requires not just tourism business skills but a genuine understanding of the natural environments in which activities take place, the safety and risk management systems needed to operate responsibly, and the sustainability frameworks that protect those environments for future visitors. The University of the Highlands and Islands is ideally located for a programme of this kind, situated in one of the UK's most significant adventure tourism landscapes, with access to mountains, coasts, rivers and so

Where its graduates go

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