Within sustainable tourism, CyberTiger is witnessing a growing trend of tourists who want to turn the travel experience into an experience that is more meaningful than just seeing, touching, or speaking with the locals, instead seeking out an experience that will leave a positive footprint on the places and communities they visit.

Picturing the perfect holiday after two years of staying home has changed slightly for a lot of people. Forget queuing up for hours behind a mountain of bus tours and guides to spend a couple of seconds trying to snap the perfect shot of a top 10 tourist destination. That way of holidaying is a thing of the past. Travelers are wanting to ‘do’ things on their holiday and time away from real life. Of course they still want some relaxation, but more and more people want to find ways of filling up their days with activities in nature.

Adventure tourism has always been around with skiing, trekking and sailing holidays being popular for a good number of years. Nowadays, popularity of surf camps is on the rise. Travelers want to find ways of catching the sun rays while getting an injection of adrenaline, and surfing is the answer.

For many individuals, once they get on a board and catch their first wave they will be hooked. This addiction leads many to travel far and wide to visit new exotic lands to find a good swell and the perfect waves.