Latest news and insights from various sources relating to UN Sustainable Development Goals.
In addition, new programs will help business and leisure travelers meet sustainability goals.
Together, the Alliance and the GSTC share a vision of hospitality and tourism companies working to, not only meet, but exceed core sustainability criteria – using consistent tools and initiatives to produce globally comparable data.
Early 2021, Accor was the first international hotel group to make a long-term commitment to decarbonize all its operations and achieve net zero by 2050 – including a 46% emission reduction by 2030, validated by the Science-Based Targets initiative.
Marta Domènech, Director of Tourism of Catalonia, Antonia Varela, Director of the Starlight Foundation, and Erika Harms, Strategic Director of Coastal Health, Iberostar Group, are the first speakers confirmed for the fourth edition of the Observatory to be held from 18 to 21 January at FITUR.
The Climate Action Plan includes impact measurement tool for multi-day adventure operators and sets a goal for all operators to have sustainability plans by 2030.
Regenerative Travel’s Trade Program will recognize trailblazing travel agencies offering the highest level of regenerative experiences to clients.
World Travel & Tourism Council and Saudi-based Sustainable Tourism Global Center release groundbreaking research. North American sector’s GDP has grown on average 3.1% annually whilst its greenhouse gas emissions have increased by only 1.2%.
Travel & Tourism sector commits to vision to halt and reverse biodiversity loss by 2030.
The project has been pioneering sustainable crop production since 2007, when the 400-hectare Blaston Estate was inherited by current owner Hylton Murray-Philipson.
The FTI Group takes another key step in commitment to sustainability: no less than five incoming agencies are putting their sustainability programmes to the test. In May 2022 a pilot project with Meeting Point Morocco made the start.