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Sustainability is not a practice in Costa Rica; it is a way of life.

With a goal to be the first carbon neutral country in the world by 2021 sustainable practices are observed in every region of the country, across all industries, adopted by all citizens and embraced by visitors. From local Costa Rican cuisine to artisan crafts to traditional customs and celebrations

TAT promotes low-carbon Amazing Organic Trip

Bangkok, 11 August 2023 – The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is currently promoting a series of ‘Amazing Organic Trip’ ideas that focus on organic farming activities, healthy gourmet experiences, and low-carbon footprint initiatives.

Source: Siam News
Carbon Neutral Finland 2035

Key pillar of Finland’s climate policy is the Climate Change Act. The scope of the Act was extended to cover emissions from the land use sector (i.e. land use, forestry and agriculture) and for the first time the Act includes a target to strengthen carbon sinks.

Preserving Heritage, Embracing Nature: Learn More About France’s Path To Sustainability

Committed to enhancing its contribution totourism, France is making efforts in this direction by offering international travellers eco-friendly and conscious tourism experiences. Find out more about them below!

Vienna: discovering the Austrian capital in a green and sustainable way

The Austrian capital is one of the European cities that best retains the imperial charm that distinguishes it. Vienna in the eighteenth century experienced its maximum moment of splendor, both from an urban point of view, with the completion of the magnificent Schönbrunn palace,

Source: Eco bnb
China Airlines Sustainability Demonstrator flight wins two awards

Taiwan-based carrier China Airlines has taken part in the second Sustainable Flight Challenge (TSFC) held by SkyTeam. Flight CI753/CI754 operated between Taipei and Singapore as a sustainability demonstration flight, and successfully reduced its carbon emissions by 150 tons.

Top Brazilian airlines say passengers not willing to pay to offset emissions

SAO PAULO, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Most airline passengers are still not willing to pay to offset carbon emissions from their flights, two of Brazil's largest carriers said on Tuesday, as the sector searches for ways to fulfill its goal of reaching net zero emissions by 2050.

Source: Reuters
El Al's Latest Boeing 787 Was Delivered Using Sustainable Aviation Fuel

Israeli flag carrier El Al Airlines (EL AL) took delivery of its 16th Boeing 787 on Monday, 31st July. While an aircraft delivery is always exciting, this particular aircraft delivery was special, considering its flight to Tel Aviv was powered by sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

Source: Simple Flying
Sustainable Singapore

Singapore's remarkable transformation into a modern nation-state was a result of its far-sighted policies superb administration and collective will. Now though it continues to face multiple constraints, it is well on its way to meeting its sustainability goals of achieving Net Zero emissions by 2050

Source: Tuv Sud