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National chapter programme

Bring Ice to Fire to your country

Each country on the route becomes its own chapter: a local stage, local teams, local coordination and local partners. Countries away from the overland line can still host media and community activity.

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Status by country

Seventeen route countries, thirty-five in the story

On the planned route

Part of the wider Americas story

These countries are not crossed by the planned overland line. They can take part through media, community and partner activity — no overland stage is planned there.

Official national chapter licence

Bring Ice to Fire to your country

Approved national partners may receive limited rights to organise selected events, recruit local candidates, secure approved local partnerships and support the expedition’s national chapter under a written licence agreement.

Possible chapter rights

  • Approved use of the Ice to Fire name
  • National chapter event production
  • Local sponsor acquisition
  • Local media coordination
  • Community recruitment
  • Merchandise opportunities
  • Hospitality activation
  • Selected content rights
  • Official chapter designation

Possible obligations

  • Brand standards
  • Safety rules
  • Financial transparency
  • Sponsor-category protection
  • Route coordination
  • Qualified local staff
  • Insurance
  • Local legal compliance
  • Reporting
  • Revenue sharing
  • Reputation protection

Revenue-sharing concept

A potential model may include a negotiated percentage of defined gross project revenue generated by an official national chapter. Any percentage, deductions, taxes, exclusions, audit rights and payment schedule must be defined in the final agreement.

Illustrative model: the national chapter may pay the central rights holder 20% of defined gross Ice to Fire-related revenue collected by that chapter, subject to contract.

Apply to Operate a National Chapter

A national chapter licence is a limited written licence, not a franchise. Terms differ by jurisdiction and are prepared with qualified local counsel.