The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has unveiled TravelGreenThailand.com, a new digital platform inviting travelers to discover Thailand through a sustainable lens. The website showcases eco-friendly destinations, community-based tourism programs, and travel tips that help preserve Thailand's natural beauty while enriching local communities.

Airbus in partnership with Air France, Delta Air Lines, French bee, and Virgin Atlantic, and operations partners, AirNav Ireland, DSNA, EUROCONTROL and NATS, has successfully completed a new phase of trials for Airbus’ fello’fly project. Fello’fly takes inspiration from migrating geese and showcases the power of collaboration by pairing flights to reduce fuel consumption. With this flying technique, the first aircraft creates an uplift that drives fuel efficiency for the following aircraft, called ‘wake energy retrieval’. Once operational, wake energy retrieval has the potential to make fuel savings of up to 5% on long-haul flights.

Leveraging its existing collaboration with CarbonClick*, Etihad Airways has introduced a new enhancement to its Etihad for Business (EYB) platform, enabling corporate clients to redeem EYB credits for carbon-offsets directly through the Etihad for Business portal.

A new chapter is unfolding on the Thames as the official Tower of London River Tour is unveiled, introducing a voyage through London's past aboard the UK's first electric tour boat. Operated by Woods Tours and in official partnership with Historic Royal Palaces, the Tower of London River Tour is set aboard the purpose-built Silver Raven, a state-of-the-art electric vessel designed to glide cleanly and quietly along the Thames, offering panoramic views as London's stories unfold.

The World Sustainable Hospitality Alliance (the Alliance) today announces that Valpas, the company creating the new global standard for safe and sustainable hotel stays, has joined its network of leading hospitality organisations. Through this collaboration, Valpas joins an association of industry leaders committed to accelerating positive change across the global hospitality sector. As awareness grows around bed bug risks and pesticide safety, Valpas sets a new category in hospitality standards and sustainability: Certified bed bug-safe, pesticide-free stays. The company certifies and guarantees a safe, non-toxic stay for every guest thanks to their seamless in-room technology, providing a digital proof of safety for every stay. With more than 300 certified hotels in over 70 destinations, Valpas enables travellers to sleep soundly, free from both bed bugs and harmful chemicals, while supporting hotels in protecting biodiversity and guest wellbeing.

The tanks of the coastal cruise ship Havila Polaris have been filled with 200 cubic meters of liquefied biogas supplied by Barents Naturgass at Polarbase in Hammerfest, Norway. This marks the start of a historic voyage for Havila Voyages, where CO2 emissions are reduced by more than 90% and demonstrate that greener shipping is already possible. Over the course of its next round trip on the coastal route, Havila Polaris will in total take on 350 cubic meters of liquefied biogas. The first delivery of 200 cubic meters was supplied by Barents Naturgass at Polarbase in Hammerfest on Wednesday afternoon, and the remaining volume will be delivered in Bergen by Molgas Energy on Sunday 30 November.