Webinar Calendar
Women in the Wild: Yellowstone
Click to Register Join Expedition Leaders Annie Van Dinther and Sophie Mazowita for a virtual adventure in Yellowstone National Park through a female lens. Learn about the riches of this vast ecosystem as we study the “herstory” of women who have made impressive contributions to its conservation: figures like Marguerite Lindsley, who in 1925 became…
What’s Timely and What’s New? – A Beyond Times Square Travel Experience Preview
Click to Register Our heart goes out to all travel advisors and travelers who are sacrificing, practicing social distancing at home and contributing to containing the coronavirus. From April, Beyond Times Square will host a series of BTSQ Experience Preview Webinars to assist our clients in planning for future travel and help travel advisors gain…
Borneo’s Magical Menagerie
Click to Register Expedition Leader Brad Josephs is wild about Borneo! Join him for a deep dive into the tropical treasures of the world’s third-largest island. Boasting some of the planet’s greatest biodiversity, Earth’s oldest and tallest rain forests and endlessly fascinating fauna, Borneo brims with natural wonders. While the critically endangered orangutan is Borneo’s…
Live Business Coaching for your Travel Agency!
Click to Register I invite you to join me and my co-host, Leigh Strinsky for this powerful coaching session. You won't hear a lot of rhetoric from us, that we will leave to others. Right now we are all in survival mode. It is time to prepare and maybe reinvent ourselves for the new realities…
40 Tons of Delight: The Great Gray Whale, Part 2
Click to Register Cetacean specialists Annie Van Dinther and Sofia Merino love taking Nat Hab guests for close encounters with huge, gentle gray whales in the lagoons of Baja’s Pacific coast each winter. This second installment of their three-part series looks at the gray whale’s time in Mexico, where they migrate annually to warm, sheltered…
Madagascar: A Journey to the Eighth Continent
Click to Register You thought Earth had just seven continents? Madagascar is often referred to as the “eighth,” given its utterly unique biodiversity, with species that developed wholly in isolation once Madagascar broke away some 100 millions years ago from what would become Africa and India. Expedition Leader Matt Meyer and Richard de Gouveia introduce…
Madagascar: The Wonders of the Eighth Continent
Click to Register We’ve created an exclusive opportunity – just for our trusted travel advisors – to learn more about the world's most enticing nature destinations. Join us each Monday at 10 AM Mountain Time for The Nature Advisor, our new weekly webinar program. In each 30-minute session, one of our Nat Hab Expedition Leaders,…
Crossing Africa’s Okavango Delta on Foot
Click to Register Join Anthony Bennett for engrossing tales from his 80-mile walking safari in the Botswana wilderness. Anthony and three fellow safari guides made this self-supported trek over six days, carrying heavy packs and rifles, and wild-camping at impromptu locations each night. Their cross-country journey took them across private wildlife concessions in northern Botswana’s…
Why I Love Recoveries
Click to Register As intimidating as a crisis can be, it is inevitably followed by recovery. And in that recovery, we look for two things: the new road and the heroes who paved the way. The heroes today are travel advisors; and the path forward that now more than ever goes through sustainable tourism and…
Southern Porches – Tour of the Low Country
Click to Register Sunset, seafood and sunshine are center stage during the new ‘Southern Porches’ tour of the Low Country with visits to Charleston and Beaufort, SC and Savannah, GA. Each evening, enjoy sunsets from “porches” overlooking the unique waterways and marshes of the Low Country! Experience Antebellum mansions, unique Gullah Geechee cultures, conquistadors, carriage…