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IAATO Welcomes Daven Hafey as New Director of Operations
The International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators (IAATO) is excited to announce the appointment of Daven Hafey as its new director of operations.
New IAATO App Puts Responsible Visitor Guidance in the Palm of Your Hand
Field guides and visitors to Antarctica now have a powerful new tool at their disposal for exploring the continent responsibly.
Safeguarding Antarctica: IAATO Responds to Research on Anchoring Impacts in the Southern Ocean
Recent coverage of a study on seafloor damage in Antarctica, published in the research journal Frontiers, has sparked meaningful conversations about the impact of human activity in one of the world’s most protected ecosystems.
IAATO Members Mandate Acoustic Mitigation Measures to Protect Whales in Antarctic Waters
Action Highlights Tour Operators' Commitment to Antarctic Stewardship Ahead of World Oceans Day
IAATO Reaffirms Commitment to Antarctic Ambassadorship with Update to Bylaws
The International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators (IAATO) has reaffirmed its dedication to fostering global stewardship for Antarctica through a key update to its bylaws, further solidifying Antarctic ambassadorship as a central pillar of its mission.
IAATO Welcomes New Members at Annual Meeting
Five new associates and four provisional operators have been welcomed into the International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators (IAATO) at the responsible tourism organisation’s annual meeting.
Applications Open for First Antarctic Fellowships of 2025
Applications for the first Antarctic Fellowships of 2025 open today.
IAATO Stalwart Lisa Kelley appointed Executive Director
The International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators (IAATO) has announced the appointment of IAATO stalwart Lisa Kelley as Executive Director.
Lisa, who has been involved with the IAATO since 2003, most recently as deputy executive
IAATO Community Shocked and Disgusted by Whaler's Bay Graffiti
Travelling to Antarctica and witnessing its majesty first-hand is an immense privilege - one that comes with a responsibility to leave the region as you found it, leaving nothing but footprints and taking nothing but memories and photographs.
