travel

News

A report shows 40% of European companies have sustainable travel policies, with CO2 budgets and domestic flight bans being common. The UK leads with 54%, while Germany has only 20%. 45% of business travelers support sustainability, but only 29% receive guidance on reducing environmental impact.

IHG admits it won't meet its 2030 goal of cutting emissions by 46% with a 7.2% rise since 2019 Challenges include slow renewable energy adoption and lack of netZero policies Efforts include LED lighting smart thermostats and low-carbon hotels IHG will reassess targets focusing on what it can control

Hidden Hotel in Paris blends wood, stone, and linen for a sustainable stay. A Green Globe-certified 4-star hotel, it upholds strict eco-standards. GM Alinde Duteil ensures audits for compliance. The hotel seeks green solutions in design, sourcing, and waste management.

KLM urges the EU to enforce stricter e-SAF policies driving sustainable aviation through major SAF investments and Project SkyPower e-SAF made from renewable energy water and captured CO₂ enhances energy security and competitiveness Urgent policy support is needed to commercialize this €350bn market

Accor prioritizes sustainability through local sourcing innovation, and its Good Food Policy to reduce environmental impact. Initiatives like 88 Bites promote eco-friendly dining, local ingredients, waste reduction efforts like repurposing coffee grounds, raising awareness on sustainable consumption

Hotels reduce waste through digital check-ins, QR code menus, and paperless event planning. Smart thermostats & motion sensors cut energy waste, while digital waste monitoring optimizes food use. These innovations ensure luxury stays with minimal environmental impact.