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Ibis and Adagio Doha receive Green Key certification
Doha, Qatar: Ibis Doha & Adagio Doha have been certified with the Green Key. The engagement of the hotels in green initiatives and their efforts towards enhancing sustainability in everyday business operations have been validated by an independent audit.
JET2 PLEDGES TO CUT CARBON EMISSIONS BY 35% PER PASSENGER BY 2035
Jet2.com and Jet2holidays has pledged to cut per passenger carbon emissions by more than a third by 2035 as part of its aim to achieve net zero by 2050.
Emirates adds SAF on flights from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport
Emirates has commenced the activation of its fuel agreement with Neste this month at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. Over two million gallons of blended SAF will be supplied into the fuelling system at Schiphol Airport over the course of 2024.
The DoubleTree by Hilton Pune – Chinchwad takes a step towards sustainability
The hotel has recently implemented the usage of wooden key cards. This initiative not only ensures the provision of a safe check-in experience but also emphasises on the hotel's commitment to sustainability by addressing concerns associated with single-use plastic.
Hilton makes progress on sustainability and social impact goals
The company’s Travel with Purpose initiative aims to create a more sustainable and socially responsible travel industry by 2030.
Innovative food waste management practices for restaurants
Vinesh Gupta, General Manager of The Den Bengaluru, lays emphasis on managing the food waste effectively right from the stage of menu planning. The hospitality industry is one of the fastest growing industries in the world.
Turkish Airlines and UN Tourism to work on sustainable tourism
Turkish Airlines and The World Tourism Organization (UN Tourism) to are to forge a strategic partnership for sustainable tourism. As the airline flying to more countries than any other airline in the world, Turkish Airlines will be collaborating with UN Tourism to achieve common objectives.
Four Points by Sheraton Ljubljana: First BREEAM-Certified Hotel in Slovenia
Four Points by Sheraton Ljubljana has earned Slovenia's first BREEAM certification, showcasing its dedication to sustainability through eco-friendly practices. This globally recognized certification underscores the hotel's commitment to minimizing its carbon footprint
GREEN FARES
Green Fares make it easier to fly more sustainably and are available to Lufthansa Group customers via the online booking systems, including brusselsairlines.com.