Passengers Want Governments to Focus on Sustainable Fuels to Cut Carbon
IATA called on European governments considering a Dutch proposal for an EU-wide tax on air tickets to listen to what their citizens want
Environmental
Carnival Corporation Releases Annual Sustainability Report for 2018
Company reports on key sustainability initiatives, including launching world's first cruise vessel powered in port and at sea by liquefied natural gas, world's cleanest burning fossil fuel
Plastic – the Issue on Everyone’s Lips
Marine pollution has increasingly become a focus of discussion in the tourism industry.
Sustainability a Key Part of Tourism Policies, But More Still to Be Done, UNWTO/UN Environment Report Notes
Countries around the world are integrating sustainability in their tourism policies but the evidence on the results of their implementation remains limited, research carried out for the first 'Baseline Report on the Integration of Sustainable Consumption and Production Patterns into Tourism Policies' has found.
Boeing Advances Biofuels, Recycling and Conservation
Boeing beats greenhouse gas reduction goal by 7.3% at work sites
JetBlue Focuses on Long-Term Emissions Strategy, Climate Risk Management and Innovation
The Airline Releases Its Environmental Social Governance Report to Investors Using Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB) and Task Force on Climate-Related Disclosures (TCFD) Standards
Managing Airports’ Environmental Footprint Key to Sustainable Growth
ICAO Seminar on Green Airports, held in cooperation with ACI, kicks off in Lima, Peru
Global Carbon Standard for Airport Operators Marks 10 Years
2019 marks 10 years since the launch of the Airport Carbon Accreditation programme – 264 airports now actively engaged in addressing their impact on Climate change – Over 100 airports are encouraging other companies on the airport site to lower their CO2 – Airport operators of 49 airports worldwide are carbon neutral
Travel Industry Discusses Approaches to Manage Sustainable Tourism Growth in Europe
The steady growth of tourism arrivals to Europe above its long-term forecast generates a mix of enthusiasm and concerns.
Global Climate Action Effort Now Counts over 250 Airports, 49 Operated by Carbon Neutral Companies
Following last month’s COP24 UNFCCC Climate Change Conference in Katowice, Poland, Airports Council International today provided an update on the latest developments among the community of 259 airports currently in the global carbon management standard, Airport Carbon Accreditation.