Eco Tourism News
AlUla first to adopt EarthRanger technology in the Middle East, transforming future of conservation
AlUla today announced the adoption of EarthRanger, a global-standard conservation technology, as part of its commitment to preserving the destination’s extraordinary natural heritage. The first in the Middle East to implement this innovative solution, AlUla is strengthening its wildlife monitoring capabilities to support long-term ecological restoration efforts, ensuring its unique landscapes and species thrive for generations to come.
The Green Horizon: Travel and Tourism Trends for 2026 and Sustainable Journeys
As 2026 dawns, the travel industry stands at the threshold of a new era—one where adventure meets awareness, and exploration is guided by responsibility. Travelers are no longer just seeking new landscapes; they want to connect deeply with destinations while minimizing their impact on the planet. Welcome to the age of sustainable journeys, where the horizon is greener, the experiences richer, and the footprint lighter.
Mleiha National Park: Sharjah’s Premier Eco-Tourism Gem in the Heart of the UAE
As the leading eco-tourism destination in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Mleiha National Park (MNP) exemplifies a remarkable conservation success story. It offers visitors—both local and international—the unparalleled opportunity to immerse themselves in the awe-inspiring desert landscape and forge a deeper connection with nature.
Hôtel Royal and Hôtel Ermitage, Evian Resort Earn the Clef Verte Eco-Label
Hôtel Royal and Hôtel Ermitage, Evian Resort’s historic hotels, are pleased to announce that they have obtained the Clef Verte (Green Key) eco label, the first international certification for sustainable tourism relating to lodging and restaurants. This prestigious standard recognises the concrete actions taken by the hotels in terms of environmental management, energy efficiency, waste reduction, responsible consumption and improving awareness of eco-friendly practices.
St. Vincent and the Grenadines: A Rising Star in Caribbean Tourism
In the realm of Caribbean tourism, St. Vincent and the Grenadines has emerged as a beacon of sustainable travel and natural beauty. This island nation, known for its lush landscapes, pristine beaches, and vibrant culture, recently achieved a remarkable milestone at the prestigious World Travel Awards Caribbean ceremony. Amidst the celebration, the country was honored with the esteemed title of “Caribbean’s Leading Green Destination,” a testament to its commitment to sustainable practices and conservation efforts.
Bhutan, Chiang Khan receive ‘Green Destinations’ certification awards
Bhutan and Chiang Khan in Thailand have received the prestigious Green Destinations ‘Silver’ certification awards. For Bhutan regarded as the first carbon-negative country in the world, the Green Destination Silver Award is yet another significant achievement in the field of sustainable tourism.
Five sustainable trends to look out for in the Middle East’s travel sector
Sustainable progress within the Middle East’s travel, tourism and hospitality space is advancing rapidly, as the industry looks ahead to ATM 2023
Ministers highlight importance of tourism jobs in sector’s sustainable recovery
Tourism ministers from around the globe say supporting local workers and small businesses is a vital element of the sector’s sustainable recovery from the pandemic.
Industry expects fewer flights as part of consumer demand for green travelA growing interest in gree
A growing interest in green travel from consumers will drive the industry’s efforts to address the climate emergency, according to the WTM Industry Report released today.
Marco Polo Hongkong Hotel earns EarthCheck’s Gold Certified status
Marco Polo Hongkong Hotel has successfully achieved EarthCheck’s Gold Certified status for the first time, which marks an important milestone in the hotel’s sustainable development.