Traveling can catalyze regeneration on a global scale, and directly contribute to the preservation of our world's diverse cultural heritage. It can be a vehicle for positive change – when it's in the right hands. This is why we're thrilled to introduce our QT Ambassadors,

Redefining travel is no easy feat, but it’s a challenge we’re taking on at Quantum Temple. We’re on a mission to regenerate the world through the power of travel. Our aim is to mobilize $100 for cultural, environmental and tourism regeneration by 2030, while cultivating the largest

Every year on September 27th, the world comes together to celebrate World Tourism Day. This day serves as a global platform to raise awareness about the importance of tourism and its impact on societies, economies, cultures, and the environment.

In our litepaper, we’ve laid the foundations of Quantum Temple’s vision, mission, and value proposition. With this foundation in place, we look forward to going through this journey together with you and creating the first global, multi-disciplinary community of culture patrons committed to protecting cultural heritage. Bali, the

Quantum Temple with Federico Campagna The eight billion inhabitants of our planet are on the verge of sharing the same, single world. If this sounds like an exciting prospect, then it is worth looking again at what a ‘world’ is, and why it is bad news when only one remains.

Tourism is a platform to truly connect to the local communities and their knowledge In the middle of the pandemic, I wrote the following statement: COVID-19 has drastically changed the entire travel and tourism landscape, and, some would argue, changed it forever. But now, I am starting to wonder if