Who We Are
Why we believe in agritourism 🌱
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We started Delve based on a belief that agritourism was a good thing for the world. And research keeps proving us right.
At Delve Experiences, we're proud to collaborate with the world's leading researchers in understanding and sharing the impacts of agritourism on people, communities, and the planet.
What's so great about being an agritourist?
Empowering Communities
Support local farmers
Agritourism supports local economies by offering alternative income streams for farms and agricultural businesses, many of which face seasonal constraints. When you support these small businesses, you're empowering both the producers and their communities.
Learn New Things
Get educated and inspired
Agritourism educates and inspires travelers by helping people better understand food systems and how things are made. This focus on local and sustainable products shows how our spending choices translate to impacts on the people and world around us. Agricultural experiences are a powerful way to align your resources with your values.
Boost Well-Being
Have fun and feel good at the farm
Connecting with nature and getting familiar with new cultures through agritourism can boost your mental well-being. Local farm experiences are a great way to find joy, clarity, and balance in our fast-paced world.
Building Bridges
Get to know people different from you
Agritourism brings together people from all walks of life,
bridging communities and fostering understanding and compassion across urban and rural divides, different ethnicities, socioeconomic groups, and worldviews.
Be a part of something bigger than yourself.
Every time you visit a farm and meet a farmer or fellow traveler, you are part of something bigger than yourself. Thank you for supporting local farms and helping us connect people around the world.
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