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Hamilton Princess & Beach Club: the First Green Key Site In Bermuda

Hamilton Princess & Beach Club in Bermuda became the island’s first Green Key-certified resort, recognized for eliminating single-use plastics, installing refill stations, using solar power, reducing waste with ORBISK, and partnering with ecoSPIRITS. Sustainability is now core to its culture.

Source: Green Key
Radisson Hotel Group Launches First Verified Net Zero Hotels

Radisson Hotel Group has launched its first Verified Net Zero hotels in Oslo and Manchester, certified by TÜV Rheinland. These properties eliminate Scope 1 & 2 emissions, reduce Scope 3 emissions, and offset the rest with Nature-Based Solutions. Both use 100% renewable energy & sustainable practices

Rosewood Phnom Penh’s high-rise blueprint for sustainable hospitality

Rosewood Phnom Penh focuses on sustainability with a hydroponic Sky Farm for 70% of greens and sourcing 83% locally. It follows a zero-waste strategy, diverting 90% of waste, and supports programs like mangrove reforestation. The hotel earned a Global Sustainable Tourism Council certification.

Technological Innovations at Navi Mumbai International Airport: Setting New Standards in Aviation

Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA) emphasizes sustainability with solar energy, rainwater harvesting, LEED-certified buildings, and carbon-neutral goals. It features AI-powered operations, green design, and energy efficiency, aiming to be an eco-friendly, cutting-edge airport for the future.

Source: Gallivant
Singapore Airlines Strengthens Decarbonization Efforts with SAF Deals from Neste & World Energy

SIA advances sustainability via SAF deals with Neste & World Energy, cutting 9,500+ tonnes CO₂. Moves support 2030 goal of 5% SAF use & 2050 net-zero target, boosting expertise, supply resilience, & regional SAF adoption through global partnerships and initiatives.

Source: Bobreyes
How Uganda Airlines’ Direct Flights To London Gatwick Strengthen Bilateral Trade, Tourism & Investment Links

Uganda Airlines' new direct Entebbe–London Gatwick flights use the fuel-efficient Airbus A330-800neo, reducing emissions. With the youngest fleet globally, the airline prioritizes sustainability, decarbonization, and operational efficiency, supporting eco-friendly growth

Source: business Focus
Cairn Hotel Group expands sustainability efforts across UK venues

Cairn Hotel Group earned 33 Green Tourism certifications, including 9 gold and 24 silver. Initiatives include air quality improvements wildlife habitats, and biodiversity conservation. Each venue has a ‘Green Champion’ to track sustainability progress, focusing on energy efficiency, waste management

Source: Business link
YEG Edmonton Intl. Airport - Environmental sustainability

YEG leads in sustainability with Canada’s largest airport by land. Initiatives include net-zero goals, a solar farm, cogeneration plant, 18,000 LED upgrades, biofuel research, tree planting, and bee habitats—earning global awards for environmental leadership.

Source: flyeia
Changi Airport Breaks Ground on Giant Terminal 5

Changi Terminal 5, opening mid-2030s, will double airport capacity with green tech, smart modular design, direct city links, and support 50M passengers. Part of Changi East, it boosts jobs, tourism, sustainability, and future-proofs Singapore’s aviation hub.

Source: VISAVERGE