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When Sport Becomes a Passport: The G.O.A.T. Sport–Destination Partnerships of All Time
From the first Olympic Games in Ancient Greece, when travelers flocked to Olympia to witness athletic feats, sport has been bound to tourism. The modern Olympics (1896) revived that spirit on a global stage, proving that sport could be more than competition — it could be a catalyst for cultural exchange, economic growth, and national storytelling.
Cap Maison and Ladera Resort Launch Exclusive Two-Centre Recycled Glass Sculpting Experience
Cap Maison and Ladera Resort two of Saint Lucia's most prestigious luxury properties, are proud to announce the launch of a unique, two-centre Recycled Glass Sculpting Experience, in collaboration with Solar Sands Experiences. This special event will run from 12th- 18th October 2025, offering both in-house and non-resident guests the chance to engage with sustainable artistry while exploring the island's natural beauty.
The Shannon Airport Group shortlisted for prestigious national sustainability award
The Shannon Airport Group has been shortlisted in the ‘Environment & Biodiversity’ category of the national Chambers Ireland Sustainable Business Impact Awards, recognising its leadership in sustainability and groundbreaking work in biodiversity and conservation. The Group’s Biodiversity Enhancement and Conservation Grazing Project at Thady’s Hill is among the finalists in this category. This initiative, launched ahead of National Biodiversity Week 2025, is one of a number of projects the Group has brought forward under its five-year Biodiversity Action Plan, and is Ireland’s first conservation grazing project on airport-owned land.
New EU toolkit helps tourism stakeholders communicate sustainability effectively
Part of the Sustainable EU Tourism – Shaping the Tourism of Tomorrow initiative, the toolkit supports destinations in their communication efforts as they lead the green and digital transition of tourism in Europe. With ready-made content and real-world success stories, it gives tourism actors the tools they need to align their outreach with the EU's broader sustainability goals.
Belize's Beyond Blue Summit: First national summit dedicated to diving and marine conservation
The Belize Tourism Board is proud to announce the launch of the Beyond Blue Summit, the country’s first-ever national event dedicated to diving and marine conservation. Taking place from 24th – 26th September 2025, this international gathering will bring together certified divers, sustainability leaders, conservationists, and content creators to explore and help protect the largest barrier reef in the Northern Hemisphere.
Dusit brings its ‘Tree of Life’ sustainability vision to Chiang Rai
Dusit International, one of Thailand’s leading hotel and property development companies, has expanded its sustainable hospitality vision by taking on the management of Tantawan Tented Camp, a refined tented retreat where northern Thai traditions meet a strong commitment to sustainability, set amidst the scenic mountains of Chiang Rai.
Travel Redefined: Tourism for People and Planet
The Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) is proud to launch its first global digital travel series, Travel Redefined: Tourism for People and Planet, in partnership with Content With Purpose the strategic content creator that empowers sustainable development.
Kavango Zambezi Region Celebrates Wetland Milestones as Ramsar COP15 Convened in Victoria Falls
Three cities earn global Wetland City status as BirdLife Zimbabwe and regional partners call for stronger protection, restoration and youth inclusion.
Six Senses Uluwatu, Bali Introduces Armand Thieblemont as Director of Sustainability
Six Senses Uluwatu, Bali is pleased to announce the appointment of Armand Thieblemont as the Director of Sustainability, effective June 1, 2025. In a dual capacity, Armand has also been promoted to the Regional Director of Sustainability, supporting Six Senses sustainability strategy and operations across sister properties in Asia Pacific, while anchoring his leadership from his new home base at Six Senses Uluwatu, Bali.
Solar Powered Houseboat launches on The Chobe River
Sustainable Design Meets Photo Safari Excellence The Pangolin Voyager features five spacious cabins accommodating up to eight guests, offering an intimate and exclusive experience on one of Africa's most wildlife-rich waterways. What sets this vessel apart is its pioneering commitment to environmental sustainability – the entire houseboat runs on clean energy captured by high-efficiency solar panels integrated into the roof design. This innovative power system eliminates the need for conventional generators, providing a silent, emission-free experience that enhances wildlife viewing opportunities while minimising environmental impact.
In Harmony & Professor Andrew Smith Launch World-First Corporate Wellness Verification
In a global first for luxury hospitality and destination brands, In Harmony — founded by hospitality strategist Nicki Page — has partnered with Professor Andrew Smith to launch the world’s only academically verified, data-driven measurement of corporate wellness. This groundbreaking service answers a question now echoing around boardrooms worldwide: “How well is my company? My staff? My guests?”
Pinwheel Partners with Fauna & Flora to Boost Corporate Nature Conservation
Pinwheel has announced a new strategic partnership with Fauna & Flora, one of the world’s leading nature conservation organisations. The collaboration aims to help corporations scale up their engagement with and funding of nature-based solutions to address the interconnected crises of climate change and biodiversity loss.