The PURE Awards are an iconic part of the PURE calendar, where we celebrate those in our community who truly Change Worlds.
It is an opportunity to showcase the extraordinary work and projects that push what is possible in experiential travel, with four awards (Conservation, Creativity, Community and Change-Maker) waiting to be claimed.
As well as being recognised at the annual PURE Awards Ceremony, all of the PURE Awards finalists are also invited to be the 12 leaders representing the community at Innovation Lab; our exclusive, invite-only leadership summit, hosted in Morocco pre-PURE.
After all, the PURE Awards are all about honouring those who tirelessly push boundaries, champion creativity, and use travel to empower communities and protect the planet. So who better to lead a discussion on the future of experiential travel than the Awards finalists?
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Each year we select some of the world’s most renowned, experientially minded travel journalists for our Awards judging panel. They determine which entries become our 12 finalists and our Innovation Lab leaders, during a busy judging event.
Check out our 2024 judges, more to be announced soon.
An avid traveller and freelance broadcast journalist, Dunk has spent over 20 years making documentaries about places food culture and people for BBC C4 ITV and others. He is currently the Executive Producer of BBC's Amazing Hotels curating the properties and telling the less-recognised stories of the 'Beyond the Lobby' teams who create their magic distributed to over 140 global broadcasters and streamers.
Lydia is a renowned writer, editor and creative content producer for travel, design and the arts. Her extensive career has brought her to the pages of The Guardian, The Telegraph, Departures, Condé Nast Traveller and more of the travel industry's most recognised platforms. For five years, she also edited the Harper's Bazaar Travel Guide, as well as the Destinations Guide for House & Garden magazine. Lydia counts Cuba amongst her favourite destinations to cover and lead small-group trips to.
Pamela Goodman is a travel writer and editor. For many years she was the travel editor of House & Garden, simultaneously contributing to a variety of titles including The Times & Sunday Times, The Financial Times, Conde Nast Traveller and others. She currently writes a monthly travel column for Country Life and is an editor-at-large for House & Garden. She continues to write on a freelance basis and consults for the hotel and luxury travel sector.