Feb172022NewsOf the 20 locations they explored, the bottom five were Goreme in Turkey, Tulum in Mexico, Sint Maarten in the Caribbean, Paraty in Brazil and finally Arusha in Tanzania. Share this postShare with FacebookShare with TwitterShare with LinkedInShare with Google+Post navigationPreviousPrevious post:Cruise Baltic invites the cruise industry to help set the sustainable agenda – and commit to itNextNext post:New projects to set Scottish – and global – tourism sector firmly on the road to Net ZeroRelated Posts12 more European airports align their operations with the highest decarbonisation standardsMay 9, 2022Amilla Resort becomes only hotel in Maldives to achieve ‘Considerate Collection’ Green StatusMay 8, 2022JLL partners with EEA to set and drive ESG reporting standards in the hotel and hospitality industryMay 5, 2022
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