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Carbon Negative Meetings

Radisson Hotel Group to Offer Carbon Negative Meetings

Radisson Hotel Group will make all meetings and events across 400+ hotels in its EMEA portfolio carbon negative. For every event taking place at its participating hotels, Radisson Hotel Group will offset double the carbon footprint, to ensure that every meeting has a positive impact on the environment.










Sustainability In Hotels

HSMAI Insights - How Hotels Can Better Promote Sustainability - By Kaitlin Dunn

There are many small changes that hotel companies can implement that can make a big difference in terms of being more sustainable. HSMAI’s Rising Sales Leader Council (RSLC) discussed how their hotels are promoting sustainability on a recent call. Here are a few of their best ideas for how hotels can be more sustainable - and why it’s important.




Davos Climate Fund

Steigenberger Grandhotel Belvédère Amongst Initial Participants in the Davos Climate Fund

Conserving resources for future generations requires a pro-active approach. The Steigenberger Grandhotel Belvédère Davos in the Swiss Alps has become one of the first active participants in the Davos Climate Fund, which was instigated today by the Destination Davos Klosters Tourism Office and the not-for-profit organisation myclimate.



Scandic Launches Program to Engage Guests Together with the Keep Sweden Tidy Foundation

By committing to adhere to Scandic’s list of ten good habits for summer travel, travelers can earn points for future stays at Scandic hotels. The habits have been developed by Scandic’s sustainability department and cover everything from smiling at fellow travelers to choosing more plant-based food and collecting waste on the go to recycle later.


Sustainability In Tourism

Travel Industry Accelerates Action on Sustainability – Will Consumers Follow? - PhocusWire

The unexpected and unprecedented slowdown – in many cases shutdown – of the travel industry in the last year has spurred an acceleration of activity by some stakeholders in the area of sustainability, in effect brought on by a “perfect storm” of pre-existing momentum around this topic coupled with pandemic-induced time for reflection and innovation.




Sustainable Travel

Travelers Care Deeply About Sustainability - Until It Inconveniences Them - CNBC

Surveys indicate a silver lining to the pandemic is a heightened commitment to sustainable travel by consumers. But as vaccinations lift travel prospects, hopes for a green recovery may have been overblown. Sustainable travel has grown in popularity in recent years as people have tried to mitigate the negative effects of tourism, either by avoiding damaging practices or offsetting them.



Ideas to Build Back Better: SDGs Start-up Competition Final Held in Madrid

Innovators with ideas to help achieve the Sustainable Development Goals have been celebrated in Madrid. The final of the UNWTO SDGs Global Startup Competition saw 25 entrepreneurs and enterprises recognized for their creativity and commitment to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and its 17 ambitious goals.