Marisol VeredaMarisol Vereda is a professor of tourism at the Institute of Economic Development and Innovation of the National University of Tierra del Fuego, Antártida e Islas del Atlántico Sur (UNTDF), in Ushuaia, Argentina. After graduating in tourism, she achived a postgraduate degree in University Education, she earned a Master's degree in Tourism Planning and a PhD in Geography. She has developed an extensive research work about tourism in natural areas and Antarctic tourism. Currently, she leads a research team that studies Antarctic tourism and Ushuaia as a gateway city to Antarctica. She has participated in the Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meetings since 2010 as part of the Argentine Delegation. She has published in and reviewed for journals specialized in the field and has lectured at different universities both in Argentina and abroad. Besides, she is the director of a Master's degree in Antarctic Studies at the university of Tierra del Fuego. She co-authored the books Exploring Tierra del Fuego. A handbook for the traveler at the end of the world (Utopías Editorial) and Tourism in Antarctica (Springer) and contributed with different chapters in other publications. She participates in different networks and/or academic committees such as the International Polar Tourism Research Network, the Antarctic Studies Committee of the Argentine Council for International Relations and the Geographic Names Commission of the Argentine Cartographic Centre. In December 2022 she was incorporated into the Argentine Academy of Tourism as a Number Academic. Read More Read Less