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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.

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.

Source: Times Aerospace
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

Source: I Feel Slovenia
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.

The Latest on Delta Air Lines' Sustainability Efforts

In a recently released Environmental, Social and Governance report, Delta Air Lines says it took meaningful steps in 2023 toward achieving its operational goal of net-zero emissions.

Source: Travelpulse
Emirates begins operating with SAF at London Heathrow Airport

Emirates has taken delivery of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) from Shell Aviation at London Heathrow Airport. Over 3,000 metric tonnes of neat SAF, blended with conventional jet fuel, will be supplied into the fuelling infrastructure network of the airport* until the end of summer 2024.

Source: Times Aerospace
Emirates underlines sustainability mission as it reports record profit up 71% from last year

The UAE airline signed new supply agreements to uplift sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) at its Dubai hub for the first time, and also in Amsterdam and Singapore.

Source: Energy Connects
The Ritz-Carlton Grand Cayman sets its sustainability benchmark with the Green Key certification

The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman proudly announces its Green Key certification. The first certified hospitality establishment from the Cayman Islands enhances the eco-tourism offer of the destination.

Rotana reduces food waste by 63 per cent with new technology

With the technology the hotel group can segment food waste into categories such as production waste, buffet waste, and trim waste – to better manage waste.