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On 20 December,2024, the Armenia Marriott Hotel Yerevan becoming the first Green Key-certified establishment in Armenia. This achievement not only marks a significant step forward for the hotel itself but also represents an important moment for Armenia’s tourism sector as it embraces sustainability.

The Caribbean pioneers sustainability through renewable energy, eco-tourism, and community efforts. Solar, wind, and wave projects cut fossil fuel use, while regenerative agriculture and conservation protect biodiversity. Local initiatives like tree planting and recycling drive carbon reduction

The 4th European Aviation Environmental Report reviews aviation’s environmental progress since 2022 recommending SAF air traffic optimizations and fuel-efficient tech to cut emissions by two-thirds by 2050 Growth in air traffic demands action to achieve climate neutrality while ensuring connectivity

Air Niugini’s Refleet Program is Papua New Guinea’s largest aviation investment introducing Airbus A220s and retiring aging aircraft by 2028. The upgrade boosts efficiency, expands networks and enhances passenger experience. With government and global support Air Niugini drives growth sustainability

Sentosa is a green destination due to its strong sustainability efforts, including GSTC certification, 100% sustainable hotel goal by 2025, solar energy initiatives, waste reduction, sustainable dining, and eco-friendly event. Low-carbon activities and unites businesses to drive decarbonization.

North America welcomed its first-ever fully electric refrigerated catering truck for the aviation industry. The CT6000E is a collaboration between global ground support equipment (GSE) manufacturer Mallaghan and International Motors, LLC and will be used at Boston's Logan International Airport.