Keynotes and training on regenerative tourism, artificial intelligence and innovation.
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Frédéric Kauffmann
Regenerative tourism · Artificial intelligence · Transformation
Ideas that turn into action.
Frédéric Kauffmann works at the intersection of tourism, sustainability, technology and artificial intelligence, developing projects that bring these concepts to territories, organizations and real challenges. As founder of The NeverRest Project, he drives regenerative tourism and conservation initiatives in collaboration with institutions, companies and communities. His experience as an entrepreneur and creative director allows him to approach artificial intelligence and technological transformation from a particularly practical perspective: how they are changing the way we decide, create and build new models.
His talks combine on-the-ground experience, strategic vision and real cases to raise an essential question: what can we do differently from now on.
Regenerative tourism
What can tourism give back to the place it visits?
Regenerative tourism asks how to contribute to the recovery of ecosystems and the wellbeing of the communities connected to them. It requires understanding each territory, listening to those who know it and connecting tourism activity with its priorities.
Frédéric's perspective brings together strategy, creativity, collaboration, technology and data to explore how to move in that direction. His talks bring these questions closer to decision-makers, project developers and anyone who wants to understand the future of the sector.
Professional experience
Between imagining and making it possible.
From his background in advertising creativity to his current work in regenerative tourism, Frédéric combines the ability to imagine new possibilities with a very concrete question: how do we move from understanding a problem to acting on it?
His talks address precisely that space between theory and action. Strategy, creativity, technology and collaboration become tools for tackling complex problems, making decisions and developing responses that can work in the real world.
About Frédéric
Topics
Regenerative tourism and other necessary conversations.
Regenerative tourism
How to connect tourism activity with the care of ecosystems and the wellbeing of communities. The territory as a starting point: data, local knowledge and visitor participation to guide decisions and conservation actions.
Explore this keynoteArtificial intelligence applied to impact projects
How to tackle the development of environmental initiatives with limited resources and rely on AI to research, structure proposals and build tools. From the experience of The NeverRest Project: applications, human judgment and validation to move forward.
View topicEnvironmental innovation and partnerships
How to turn an environmental need into a viable proposal, combining technology, scientific knowledge and local experience. What partnerships each project needs and how to agree on goals, responsibilities and resources to move from idea to action.
View topicCreativity to adapt and open new paths
Creativity as a tool to drive tourism, technology and environmental innovation, and also to grow personally. Drawing on his own journey, he invites us to step outside the usual framework, adapt to new situations and look for alternatives that allow us to move forward.
View topicWork with Frédéric
A keynote, a training session or a shared project.
His way of communicating
Creativity to connect ideas. Warmth to share them.
Frédéric's experience as an agency creative is part of his way of observing, asking and communicating. On stage he combines clarity, wit and a personal outlook to make complex issues understandable and open space for conversation.
Meet FrédéricIdeas
Ideas to keep the conversation going.
Everest and the visible bill of extreme tourism
2 min read Regenerative tourismWhen the Algorithm Stops Predicting and Starts Understanding
8 de mayo de 2025 · 4 min read OpinionFrom Product Placement to Product Problem: the uncomfortable fate of consumer goods
21 January 2025 · 3 min readContact
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