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Fairmont renforce sa politique de développement durable

Le groupe hôtelier a annoncé la mise en place de nouvelles mesures pour soutenir les communautés locales des sites et pays dans lesquels ses hôtels sont implantés et perpétrer ses actions de développement durable sur le plan opérationnel.

Source: Hospitality
Gifu, Japan - A Leader in Sustainable Tourism

For the second year in a row, Gifu prefecture has been included in the list of the Top 100 Sustainable Tourist Destinations in the World, thanks to its excellent Good Practice Stories and sustainability performance. The list is produced by Green Destinations

Source: Japan travel
Marina Bay Sands in Singapore to reduce carbon footprint

One of the world's most acclaimed and spectacular properties, Marina Bay Sands in Singapore will be reducing its environmental footprint after joining the international EarthCheck Benchmarking and Certification program for environmental sustainability.

Source: Hospitality on
Interview: How LATAM Is Balancing Its Sustainability Initiatives

While European and North American sustainability initiatives have been heavily covered, we thought we'd look at South America's powerhouse's efforts.

Source: Simple Flying
Sustainable Aviation Fuel to Power Korean Air; emission reduction close to 80%

Sustainable aviation fuel is produced from sustainable feedstocks and is closely comparable in its chemistry to conventional fossil jet fuel

Etihad Airways launches sustainability initiative at Manchester City

Manchester City and Etihad Airways have announced the installation of new plastic recycling pods outside the Etihad Stadium that aim to inspire fans to make conscious choices and join the sustainability journey.

Icelandair Offers Passengers Meal Pre-Purchase Option

Icelandair will now offer passengers the option to pre-purchase meals before flights. This feature will be available to travelers up to 24 hours before departure and aims to cut the airline's waste production and aircraft load.

Source: Simple Flying
Japanese airlines promote sustainable fuel use

Tokyo, Mar 3 (Prensa Latina) Japanese airlines All Nippon Airways (ANA) and Japan Airlines promoted the use of aviation fuel called SAF, which is produced from organic waste.

Source: Prensa Latina
Japanese airlines promote sustainable fuel use

Tokyo, Mar 3 (Prensa Latina) Japanese airlines All Nippon Airways (ANA) and Japan Airlines promoted the use of aviation fuel called SAF, which is produced from organic waste.

Source: Prensa Latina