Sustainable Tourism News
UN Tourism Strengthens Collaboration with Austria to Advance Sustainable Tourism
UN Tourism and Austria have discussed opportunities for further collaboration and for strengthening partnerships in the areas of sustainability, statistics and development.
ATM research reveals more must be done to meet UN tourism-related sustainability goals
An exclusive whitepaper produced for Arabian Travel Market (ATM) by Digital Tourism Think Tank (DTTT) has highlighted that only 15% of UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) related to tourism are on track to be achieved by 2030 according to the body, underscoring the need for more action to be taken across the sector.
Cayman Islands Department of Tourism Kicks Off Caribbean Tourism Month with Full Calendar
The Cayman Islands Department of Tourism (CIDOT) invites residents and visitors to experience the natural beauty and culture of the islands this November as part of Caribbean Tourism Month. In partnership with the Caribbean Tourism Organisation (CTO) and its member countries, CIDOT is launching an exciting calendar of events under this year’s theme, “One Caribbean: Building a Resilient Future.”
WTTC Reveals Significant Decrease in Travel & Tourism’s Climate Footprint Emissions
The World Travel & Tourism Council’s (WTTC) 24th Global Summit in Perth (Boorloo), Western Australia, kicked off today with an update to its ground-breaking environmental footprint data.
“Amazing Green Fest 2024” marks new milestones in TAT’s sustainable tourism direction
The event is TAT’s first ‘Carbon Neutral Event’, while the long-standing Amazing Thailand logo now boasts a heart-shaped leaf signifying sustainability
Ikos Hotel Management SA: A Beacon of Sustainability in Hospitality
Ikos Hotel Management SA, renowned for its luxurious all-inclusive resorts, has been making waves not just for its opulent offerings but also for its steadfast commitment to sustainability. This dedication has been recently acknowledged with a nomination in the inaugural World Sustainable Travel & Hospitality Awards Gala Ceremony 2024, under the prestigious category of World’s Leading Sustainable Energy Efficiency Initiative. The 1st annual World Sustainable Travel & Hospitality Awards Gala Ceremony will be hosted in Belize on the evening of Friday, 27 September 2024
Ring in the Galápagos National Park’s 65th Anniversary with Top Sustainability Initiatives
The Galapagos Islands offer unforgettable, once-in-a-lifetime experiences for all travelers. Located 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador, the delicate islands are a longstanding labyrinth rich with flora and fauna waiting to be explored—and protected—by its visitors. When travelers choose to travel with Quasar Expeditions for their Galápagos adventures, they are also supporting the local community—human, quadrupeds, and birds alike.
BeCause Partners with the World Travel & Tourism Council
BeCause, the Danish start-up transforming how the global hospitality, travel, and tourism industries manage their sustainability data, is simplifying the sustainability journey for members by integrating the industry association’s Hotel Sustainability Basics (HSB) framework into its platform.
Barcelona: A Pioneer in Sustainable Tourism Emerges as Europe’s Premier Destination
Over the years, Barcelona has undertaken numerous sustainable initiatives, transforming itself into one of Europe’s most environmentally conscious cities. Significantly, the city is a proud signatory of the Glasgow Declaration, demonstrating its dedication to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Barcelona also holds the distinguished title of the world’s first Biosphere City, underscoring its unwavering commitment to shaping a sustainable future.
Trip.com Group’s latest ESG report: 16 million choose sustainable travel options
Trip.com Group released its annual Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) report for the fourth consecutive year, highlighting its sustainability practices across the business.
Inspired by World Ocean’s Day and Environment Day
Head to Belize to enjoy the country’s outstanding natural beauty and sustainability initiatives
Sri Lanka – Tourism Soars in 2023 & Sets Sights on Sustainable Growth
2023 has marked a triumphant chapter for Sri Lanka’s tourism industry; a return to 1 million visitors by September and a total of 1.5 million anticipated for the year. With rebranding for a strong country brand to be launched at WTM, enhanced trade partnerships and collaboration, and a substantial Global Tourism Brand marketing budget for 2024 the destination looks set for further growth in 2024.