April 2019: Greentraveller has been ranked #50 out of 500 of the Top Social Media Agencies in the UK with a Kred influence of 789. We think this high ranking says as much about the phenomenal rise in the power of video as it does about green travel going mainstream.

Greentraveller has been commissioned to promote the Wildsea Atlantic Ocean Heritage Route (WAOH!) via filmed social media blogging trips in 2019. The Route celebrates the natural and cultural heritage of the Atlantic Ocean along the European coast of Portimao, Sesimbra & Cascais (Portugal), Galicia (Spain), Cornwall (UK) and Donegal (Ireland).

Greentraveller has been commissioned by the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) to produce a video about the 15th year of its prestigious Tourism for Tomorrow Awards, including interviews with finalists attending its annual conference in Seville, Spain in April 2019 where the winners will be announced. The headline speaker for the conference is Barack Obama.

Building on the filming and editing work we produced for the National Coastal Tourism Academy (NCTA) in 2017/18, Greentraveller has been commissioned to produce more interactive videos for the NCTA's England's Coast project in 2019, one of the flagship national projects of the Discover England Fund administered by VisitEngland.

We have produced a new showreel for 2019 showcasing our work that shines a light on sustainablility, people and places through interviews, storytelling and BRoll of landscape, people at work and wildlife.

Greentraveller is delighted to announce it has been awarded a competitive tender to provide writing and film production services for the Wildsea Atlantic Ocean Heritage Route promoting sustainable marine ecotourism activities in its key destinations throughout Europe in 2019.

Our film about England's Seafood Coast is being shown at the Dutch travel show Vakantiebeurs in January 2019. The film was produced for the Seafood Coast - an initiative of England's Coast run by the National Coastal Tourism Academy and funded by VisitEngland's Discover England Fund.

December 2018: The Spanish Tourist Office has commissioned Greentraveller to produce a Greentraveller's Guide to "Green Spain" (Galicia, Asturias, Cantabria and the northern Basque Country) including photography and video.

November 2018: England's Seafood Coast has commissioned Greentraveller to produce a series of films this winter about the life of England's seafood industry. The project is run by The English Riviera's Seafood Coast initiative and the National Tourism Academy's England's Coast project supported by Visit England's Discover England Fund.

GNTO has commissioned Greentraveller to visit mainland Greece in late October 2018 to research, photograph and film for a Greentraveller's Guide to the Pelion Peninsula.

Sustainable tourism charity The Travel Foundation has commissioned Greentraveller to produce a series of trade-focussed films about its Greener Hotels project in Cape Verde in the summer of 2018.

The World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) has commissioned Greentraveller to produce a film about its prestigious Tourism for Tomorrow Awards, including interviews with the finalists and judges attending this year's annual conference in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

The Long Run (an initiative of the Zeitz Foundation’s international programme) has commissioned Greentraveller to produce a film about the charitable organisation.

The World Travel and Tourism Council has again commissioned Greentraveller to produce a series of films for it's annual conference in April - this year the venue is Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Greentraveller has been commissioned to provide further video footage throughout 2018 and produce interactive videos for the NCTA's England's Coast project, one of the flagship projects of the Discover England Fund initiative funded by VisitEngland.

Normandy Tourist Board, France has commissioned Greentraveller to develop its Greentraveller's Guide to Normandy to promote more locally distinctive experiences in Normandy in 2018.

The Catalan Tourist Board has again commissioned Greentraveller to write, blog, photograph and film the Catalan Pyrenees in late 2017, building on the work Greentraveller produced for the Catalan Tourist Board in the summer of 2017.