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Bali Prioritizes Sustainable Tourism

Bali is undergoing a significant transformation, prioritizing sustainable and culturally rich experiences over sheer visitor numbers. The island aims to protect its heritage and environment while embracing digital innovation for a more meaningful tourism future.

What Makes These Two Radisson Hotels Officially Net Zero?

Radisson Hotel Group launches two verified net zero hotels in Manchester and Oslo, meeting 2040 targets today with TÜV Rheinland-certified impact

Emirates and Leading Airlines Unite at the 2025 Paris Air Show

The 2025 Paris Air Show showcases major innovations, with Emirates, JetBlue, Riyadh Air, and others unveiling new strategies and technologies. Highlights include premium regional travel, such as Air Tahiti’s business-class ATR 72, and a focus on sustainability, fleet modernization, and cargo growth.

Source: boltflight
The Future of Eco-Hospitality Is Here: Crowne Plaza Changi Airport’s Sustainable Journey

Crowne Plaza Changi Airport has earned the International Sustainability Awards for its leadership in environmental sustainability, reducing single-use plastics through in-room water filtration, and advancing initiatives that blend environmental and social impact.

Lufthansa Group and Airbus collaborate for business travel with SAF

Since June 1, Airbus employees have used Lufthansa’s "Sustainable Corporate Value Fare" for domestic flights in Germany. This partnership enables partial CO₂ offsetting via Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), supporting more responsible business travel and Lufthansa’s commitment to sustainability.

MELIÁ HOTELS INTERNATIONAL MAINTAINS ITS POSITION AS SPAIN'S MOST REPUTABLE TOURISM COMPANY

The company reaffirms its leadership in the tourism industry in the Merco Empresas 2025 ranking for the thirteenth consecutive year.

Western Sydney International Airport Opens as Australia’s Most Innovative Terminal Yet

Western Sydney International Airport sets new sustainability benchmarks with human-centered, light-filled design; integration of local landscape and natural materials; Indigenous cultural collaboration; and a clean-slate, low-impact approach prioritizing efficiency, clarity, and community.

Mandarin Oriental Achieves Significant Sustainability Gains in Latest Report

Mandarin Oriental’s 14th sustainability report shows major environmental progress. They reduced energy intensity by 21%, cut carbon emissions by 30%, and decreased water use by 13%. The group eliminated 99% of single-use plastics, minimized food waste, and boosted guest satisfaction to 92%.

Source: Travel Age West
Mandarin Oriental reports positive progress towards sustainability goals

The hotel group has highlighted reductions in carbon emissions, waste intensity and single-use plastics