Arild Molstad
A recognized photojournalist, author, consultant and speaker on travel and conservation
As an advisor on conservation and sustainable tourism to a number of international institutions,
he has in this capacity worked on a large number of projects and co-organized a number of international
seminars and conferences on the subject, on which he is frequently invited to speak.
Molstad & Associates is a limited liabilities company registered in Norway, with Arild Molstad as founder and director. The company is active in a number of areas, such as consulting and speaking engagements on subjects related to conservation, sustainable tourism, development assistance, marketing/ business development and writing/photography.
Arild Molstad has been doing consulting assignments all over the world for institutions such as
Currently: Tourism advisor for the international High Level Panel – – to protect oceans and coastal zones on contract with the World Resources Institute in Washington D.C and London. www.oceanpanel.org
Nordic World Heritage Foundation/Unesco’s World Heritage Centre
NORAD – The Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation
The Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and NORFUND
PATA – The Pacific Asia Travel Association
Innovation Norway
NORFUND – Norway’s Investment Fund for Developing Countries
Aung San Suu Kyi World Freedom Fund/ Partnership for Change; Myanmar
Associate of National Geographic Society’s Center for Sustainable Destinations, Washington DC
He is a Fellow of Royal Geographical Society, London, and is consulting for a number of private clients in the tourism sector.
He is also a writer/ photographer with several books and hundreds of writing assignments behind him. (see Publications)
His book LAST CHANCE DESTINATIONS - How to explore the world while making it a better place to live - can be found as an e-book on Amazon.
France
5 Escalier de la Mer, 06360 Eze sur Mer
Telephone (33) 493 01 58 08
Norway
President Harbitz gate 7A, 0259 Oslo
Telephone (47) 99 53 72 85 (cell)
Skype: arildmolstad