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Pet Friendly Tourism

Sharlene Irente

Mother of 4 adorable mutts, passionate about traveling and nature.
Founding partner of Cãomigo, she has been working in the Pet Friendly Tourism sector for 6 years.
Graduated in Psychology, postgraduate in Organizational Psychology, MBA in Business Management and postgraduate in Customer Experience in Tourism.
Graduated in Humane and Sustainable Dog and Cat Management from the Federal University of Paraná. Certified in Tourism Management by the Ministry of Tourism and in Responsible Tourism by the Ministry of Tourism with UFRN.

Check out the website: https://www.caomigo.com.br/

Articles by Sharlene Irente

Vacation Mode On: Is Your Pet Ready?

As a pet parent and pet-friendly travel expert, I know how important it is to plan every detail of a trip with our four-legged companions. After all...

Pet-Friendly Tourism vs. Tourism with Animals

Pet-friendly tourism, rapidly growing in Brazil, is a concept that is not always fully understood. It is therefore essential that we clarify what pet-friendly tourism means...

The Importance of Education and Socialization in Pet-Friendly Travel

Training and socializing your dog are essential for enjoying a peaceful and safe trip. A common question that arises is whether it's necessary to train your dog...

How to choose your pet-friendly accommodation?

Vacations are coming, parties are coming, it's time to pack your bags. And pets are increasingly...

Guide dogs are not pets

The subject may seem basic, and even obvious to some people, but in my experience with consulting and team training, I see that the subject still...

TRAVELING WITH PETS: THE IMPORTANCE OF A VETERINARIAN IN PET-FRIENDLY TOURISM

Amidst the excitement of planning a trip with your pet, there is a partner...

The importance of coherence between text and images in tourism promotion.

One of the reasons Instagram, TikTok, and other social media platforms are so successful is that we are attracted to images...

Inequality and Animal Abandonment in Brazil: The Impact on Tourism

In Brazil, a country marked by inequality, the reality is no different for pets. While we rank among the largest pet markets in the world, we also face the cruel reality of millions of abandoned animals...

Feline presence in pet-friendly tourism

Although dogs still make up the majority of pets in Brazil, the feline population is the fastest growing in the country...

The importance of the tourism network for pet-friendly tourism

It might be a cliché to say that no one does anything alone, but it's absolutely true, especially in tourism. We know that tourism is a network, based on connections and cooperation. Have you ever considered that, for pet-friendly tourism, it's important to incorporate other stakeholders into these connections?

What does it mean to be PET Friendly?

The first article provided some data and reflections on multispecies families and the growing demand for pet-friendly tourism. But what does being pet-friendly actually mean?

Multispecies Families and Pet Friendly Tourism

The domestication of dogs by humans began at least 14,000 years ago, and the evolution of the species has paralleled the evolution of humankind itself. It's no exaggeration to say that dogs wouldn't be dogs without us humans, but also that we wouldn't be who we are without their companionship in our evolution...