Xanterra Travel Collection

On May 11, 1910, Glacier officially became America’s 10th national park. 116 years later, its landscapes, wildlife, and history continue to make it one of the most remarkable places to live, work, and explore. ⛰️ 📸NPS

After 45 years of dedicated service to Yellowstone National Park Lodges we’re honoring the retirement of Greg Dalling, Director of Support Services & Activities. Throughout his career Greg has made a meaningful impact across Engineering, Lodging, and Support Services & Activities. He’s been a steady, thoughtful, and highly respected leader who is known for his calm professionalism, sound judgment, collaborative spirit, and legendary humor. Greg’s time with Xanterra isn't quite over.... next month, he’s heading to Glacier National Park to begin a new adventure a historic red bus driver. Please join us in congratulating Greg on a career well served and a retirement well earned. 🌄🚌

Earth Day is SO much more than just 24 hours 🌎 All month long, we’ve been celebrating the planet through action. From litter clean-ups and Earth Day trivia at The Oasis, to an upcycled fashion show at South Rim, highway clean-ups in Yellowstone, e-waste collection in Tusayan, and a community clean-up and plant care workshop at our corporate office 🌱 Thank you to everyone who took part in making our planet a little better!

At Xanterra, we are committed to Legendary Hospitality with a Softer Footprint. We are proud to announce Carvers’ Café at Mount Rushmore National Memorial was just recognized by the Green Restaurant Association as the 2026 Greenest Restaurant. Carvers’ Café achieved 484.70 GreenPoints by implementing 76 environmental steps across the Green Restaurant Association’s rigorous certification standards. More than 57% of its energy comes from on-site solar, alongside composting and other waste reduction efforts. The café also earned two additional 2026 awards for having the highest GreenPoints of any Certified Green Restaurant in a national park and for leading in the Energy category with 339.66 GreenPoints. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ge2kN7tQ

Today we reflect on what it means to live our mission of Legendary Hospitality with a Softer Footprint®. We’re proud to celebrate the planet we get to live, work, and explore every day.

Last August, we challenged you all to get creative and submit designs for our 2026 staff sticker. After narrowing it down to 5 finalists, 200+ of you voted for Jose A. from the Grand Hotel incredible design! 🎉 After working with our friends at BRANDING IS WHAT WE DO™ we're SO excited to finally reveal the winning designs.

Hey…….who turned off the lights? It was us!!! This week we’re celebrating International Dark Sky Week. A global event that raises awareness about light pollution. Join us in turning off unnecessary lights and enjoying the night sky 🌌✨

We’re SO excited to give you a sneak peek at our new hires in action!! Positive attitudes. Fast learners. Spatial awareness is… a work in progress. They’ll be giving tours any day now. 🦬📸 (please DO NOT feed the drivers)

As we conclude our celebration of Women Shaping a Sustainable Future in honor of Women’s History Month, we’re proud to highlight Kat Bacevicius, Product Director at Xanterra Adventure Company (VBT | Country Walkers) and a member of the Sustainable Travel Committee (STC). Since joining Country Walkers in 2013, Kat has been a key contributor to the STC, a group focused on ensuring our travel experiences positively impact the communities and environments we visit while reducing our operational footprint. Their work spans conservation, education, health, economic equality, and cultural preservation. Kat has helped advance a range of initiatives, including supporting funding for local organizations, leading a carpooling program, maintaining an office garden, and contributing to efforts to reduce and partially offset greenhouse gas emissions. With a background in Tourism & Outdoor Recreation Management from the University of Vermont, Kat brings her passion for connecting people to the outdoors into everything she does. We’re grateful for the impact she continues to make in shaping more sustainable travel experiences. And thank you to all the women of Xanterra, past, present, and future, who continue to shape a more sustainable world.

As part of our Women’s History Month series celebrating Women Shaping a Sustainable Future, we’re proud to spotlight Kate Manzer, EHS Systems Administrator at our Xanterra corporate office. Kate’s passion for responsible business is rooted in a family legacy of contributing to society with purpose. She earned both her undergraduate and graduate degrees in environmental policy from the University of Colorado and has since built a career helping organizations reduce energy consumption and achieve recognition for their sustainability efforts. In just her first six months at Xanterra, Kate has taken on the critical work of rebuilding our Ecometrix sustainability and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions database—helping position us for upcoming mandatory GHG and climate risk reporting. Kate’s dedication reflects a strong commitment to making a positive impact and advancing a more sustainable future. Thank you, Kate, for the meaningful impact you’re making and for setting such a strong example across our organization.