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Four Unique Experiences in Rhodes

Travel Team

QThe travel guide 'travel.gr' highlights four unique experiences for visitors of Rhodes, including the Marine Life Experience at Blutopia. We are proud to be featured as the article highlights the key points our tours provide on the quieter, Western side of Rhodes.

Blutopia Rhodes” Seafood Storie

Emily de Sousa

QEmily is considered one of the leading digital presences in the seafood industry and describes our aquaculture environments as "one of the most beautiful places I've ever seen". Emily had long been searching for seafood tourism experiences around the world, and writes this artcile to reccount her day as she finally finds it. Emily writes about the wonderful opportunity of combining aquaculture with tourism.

Can aquaculture and tourism be compatabile in Greece?

Subash Yadav Ahir

QThe Fish Site is an international news forum reporting on the world of sustainable aquaculture. Subash discusses the innovative business model we have created between LAMAR and Blutopia and writes about how conservation and sustainability can be an integral component of fish farming. Furthermore, he delves into the way our business works and our missions with sustainable aquaculture.

Aquaculture tourism: an Unexpected Synergy for the Blue Economy

Bonnie Waycott

QThe Global Seafood Alliance is a NGO dedicated to supporting and promoting responsible seafood practices. The GSA writes about our inititiave in Rhodes and places it in the context of the ever-growing importance of Blue Growth; the sustainable development of marine industries. Additionally, this article by Bonnie Waycott displays the impact of aquaculture-based tourism on public perceptions.

How tourism and fish farming can thrive together

Mausam Budhathoki & Dave Little

QThis article by Mausam Budhathoki and Dave Little, researchers at the University of Stirling, discusses the broader advantages of collaborations between aquaculture and tourism. Here, the business model of Blutopia is classed as a forerunner of this synergy. The researchers discuss the challenges, implications and benefits of aquaculture-based tourism and how our concept can be applied in other areas of the world.

Scubadiving in LAMAR aquaculture site

EU MSP Platform

QThe European Commission's Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP) Platform presents our work in Rhodes stating we "not only promote and safeguard the EU's mission to restore our oceans but also contribute to the overall health of our marine ecosystems". This platform's description of our work highlights how this concept was established and the regulatory framework we are working towards with the EU that aims to provide licensinng for aquaculture-based tourism.

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