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Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor rolls out new sustainable rides

Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor in Cambodia has introduced a new fleet of electric tuk-tuks, providing an innovative and eco-friendly transportation option for guests.

Source: TTG Asia
Fairmont Nile City Hotel: Blazing a Trail Toward a Sustainable Future

Green Globe recently awarded Fairmont Nile City Hotel its inaugural certification. Fairmont Nile City Hotel, a leading luxury hotel in Cairo, is proud to announce its unwavering dedication to sustainability and environmental stewardship.

Source: Green Globe
IHG unveils low carbon program, targets energy efficiency in hotels

The global hospitality company called the initiative an “industry first” and said it would help it “test, learn and share findings on sustainability measures.”

Source: ESG Dive
GMR’s Delhi Airport to become Net Zero Carbon Emission Airport by 2030-First Airport in Asia Pacific Region

Delhi International Airport Limited has become Asia Pacific’s first Level 4+ (Transition) accredited airport under ACI’s Airport Carbon Accreditation program. The announcement was made by ACI on 17th November during the ACI EUROPE Annual Assembly & Congress.

Four Seasons Hotel Montreal Achieves 5 Green Keys Rating for Sustainability Initiatives

Four Seasons Hotel Montreal has been awarded 5 Green Keys by Green Key Global, recognizing its commitment to environmental sustainability and corporate social responsibility. This achievement highlights the Hotel’s role as a leader in sustainable hospitality and its dedication to minimizing its environmental footprint.

Source: Four Seasons
Etihad Airways expands North American network

The national airline of the UAE, Etihad Airways, has further cemented its commitment to the North American market by increasing flights to Boston (pictured) and introducing its A350 to its Toronto service.

Air Canada Signs Deal for Eight Boeing 737-8 Aircraft

Air Canada has signed an agreement with BOC. Aviation for the placement of eight Boeing 737-8 aircraft. The eight aircraft are scheduled for delivery in 2024 and will undergo required modifications before entering service in 2025.

Source: WOL
Domestic Dreamliners? The Qantas Boeing 787-10

Qantas’ workhorse Airbus A330s are finally being put out to pasture. In their place will be a trio of factory-fresh jets – the Airbus A350-1000, Boeing 787-9 and Boeing 787-10.

Air India’s Game Changer: The A350-900’s Debut on the Delhi-Heathrow Route

Air India, India’s flag carrier, has announced a significant upgrade to its Delhi-Heathrow route. Starting from 1 September 2024, the airline will roster its flagship A350-900 aircraft onto flights to Heathrow, marking the first long-haul international destination for the airline’s A350-900.

Source: Stray Nomad