
ST JOHN’S, Antigua, CMC – The Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority (ABTA) says a Canadian television production company filmed a multi-episode series, The Good Trek with Alex Kopacz, here last week.
According to the ABTA, the production team spent 10 days capturing the island’s authentic beauty, history, and culture, and interviewing residents working to build better communities.
“We were very pleased to have hosted Global Heroes Productions and to share the unique stories and people that make Antigua and Barbuda so special,” said the Director of Tourism for Canada, Tameka Wharton. “This collaboration allows us to connect with an engaged audience that values authentic experiences and sustainable practices.”
This project highlights a growing trend towards meaningful travel, where visitors seek to engage with and connect to the people and local culture.
“By featuring Antigua and Barbuda through this lens, the docuseries aims to inspire viewers to go beyond traditional attractions, promoting travel experiences that support social initiatives and contribute to the sustainable development of the destination,” the tourism board noted.
“We are thrilled to have had the support of the Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority to showcase the heart and soul of this incredible country. Our mission is to shine a light on the positive efforts of people around the world who are providing solutions for their communities’ greatest challenges,” said Amir Shirazi, President of Global Heroes Productions.
“In Antigua, we discovered a powerful narrative of resilience and a deep commitment to preserving the natural and cultural heritage, which perfectly embodies the spirit of The Good Trek.”
The Good Trek is a cornerstone of Global Heroes’ programming, dedicated to exploring diverse cultures, savouring local cuisines, and showcasing individuals and organisations that create positive change.
The Antigua and Barbuda featured series will air in Canada and globally.



















































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