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Swedavia is the first airport group to achieve net zero CO2 emissions

Airports have always been regarded by eco-warriors as a legitimate target, and before the COVID-19 pandemic the general public had shown signs of reappraising their own needs and wants where airports are concerned, in favour of the environmental and against the hedonistic.

Air Malta Commemorates Earth Day

Cleaner fuel, cleaner flights, cleaner air. That’s our aim.

Source: website
Hotelbeds welcomes IHG Hotels & Resorts and Accor to its Green Hotels program

Hotelbeds, the world's leading Bed Bank, today welcomed global hotel chains IHG Hotels & Resorts and Accor to its Green Hotel program, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable tourism.

Malaysia Aviation Group Launches its Sustainability Blueprint

Opening a Brave New Future for the Nation’s Leading Aviation Services Group

Source: website
IHG Hotels and Resorts launches sustainability programme

IHG Hotels and Resorts has today launched an internal sustainability programme called ‘Journey to Tomorrow‘. Describing it as “a set of commitments to drive change for people, communities and the planet over the next 10 years”, it focuses on five internal ‘ambitions’

Singapore unveils Green Plan 2030, outlines green targets for next 10 years

SINGAPORE: The Government unveiled the Singapore Green Plan 2030 on Wednesday (Feb 10), a “whole-of-nation movement” to advance the national agenda on sustainable development.

Source: Channel New Asi
Measuring Sustainability: The State of the Canadian Tourism Industry

Sustainability has increasingly become an important value for visitors and is a key component of successful tourism businesses and a thriving tourism industry. In 2021, GreenStep launched the Sustainable Tourism 2030 Pledge in partnership with the Tourism Industry Association of Canada,

Banyan Tree Group launches sustainability grant scheme

Worldwide: Banyan Tree Global Foundation, the CSR arm of the hospitality group, has launched the Greater Good Grants which will provide financial backing up to US$10,000 across six areas that align to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. The six areas covered by the grant includes

Delhi Airport to become Net Zero Carbon Emission Airport by 2030-First Airport in Asia Pacific Region to achieve Level 4

Delhi Airport became Asia Pacific's first Level 4+ accredited airport under ACI's Airport Carbon Accreditation, showcasing leadership in sustainability. With initiatives like renewable energy, EVs, Taxibots, and eco-friendly infrastructure, DIAL aims for net-zero emissions by 2030