Photo Credit: Colombia’s tourism board joined several organizations in piloting new tech that uses seawater to detect stress in marine ecosystems, before visible damage occurs. Skift
San Andrés, Colombia — June 2025
In short: Colombia’s tourism board pilots seawater stress detection tech in San Andrés, forming a handbook for evidence-based tourism management.
According to Skift, the Explorers Club and Coralina, the local environmental authority, collaborated on the San Andrés Marine Mosaic Project, using seawater to monitor marine ecosystem stress before visible damage occurs. The pilot results will guide destination managers in managing tourism sustainably.
TMCs managing Caribbean accounts should review this project for evidence-based tourism management practices, as it introduces a novel method for assessing marine ecosystem health before visible damage occurs. The handbook will provide actionable guidance for sustainable tourism planning.
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