Il Sole 24 Ore

After the great success at the BTO, Il Sole 24 Ore dedicated an article to River Tribe: "Here are some success cases that emerged on the occasion of BTO2020, an event held in February at the Stazione Leopolda in Florence, where there was much discussion about the models underlying the relationship between people, technology and nature in today's interconnected era and, specifically, also about Undertourism and everything that revolves in the world of alternative tourist destinations."

River Tribe is among the best transformative experiences in Italy! And this thanks to a mix of nature, sport, culture and authenticity of the territory.

“Between yoga and paragliding to discover Calabrian nature” If we talk about experiences, those experienced around the world by Antonio Trani as a professional sportsman of the rafting are decidedly out of the ordinary: Argentina, Chile, Peru, Bolivia, Brazil, Mexico, Costa Rica, Nepal, Morocco, India, Cambodia and Thailand are the countries in which he has traveled descending the rivers, in addition to navigating the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon (450 km in 25 days) which is undoubtedly the brightest pearl of a extreme expedition tour that lasted 15 years. Returning to Laino Borgo, in Calabria, the small town where he grew up, Trani decides to give life to the River Tribe project (of which he is CEO), reclaiming and revaluing an area that has been abandoned for 20 years and has become an open-air landfill. After 3 years of work, this structure in the heart of the Pollino Park, with direct access to the river, where you can do yoga (Antonio is a teacher recognized by the international school Yoga Alliance), massages, sports, ranging from rafting to paragliding and excursions of various kinds, was defined in June 2019, by the English edition of National Geographic Traveller, the first outdoor center in Europe for the number of eco-sustainable activities offered and for its unique concept in the world. “River Tribe – explained Trani to the BTO2020 audience – is the perfect mix between holistic relaxation and physical well-being, a place where technology serves to communicate better and faster but where the true experience of travel remains spiritual, in the midst of nature.”

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