Inside Travel Group on how it is tackling the ‘unavoidable fact’ about travel and sustainability
It's not enough to state the obvious about the impact of travel, doing something about it is another thing.
It's not enough to state the obvious about the impact of travel, doing something about it is another thing.
Air New Zealand will initially operate the aircraft as a cargo only service in partnership with New Zealand Post.
There's been growing demand for Green Fares with 500,000+ guests having already booked.
Emirates continues on its path to greenland. Not the country, just a terrible joke.
We can't help but feel the person that came up with 'Green Marine' must feel like Dr. Seuss.
A new report called ‘Launching green hydrogen powered aviation in Aotearoa New Zealand’ demonstrates how the consort...
Progress is being made in keeping things green on the big blue.
The TW staff were once green on the big blue. But that was due to sea sickness, not environmental activism.
Etihad continues to kick goals in aviation, scoring third overall and first in sustainability in the prestigious awards.
The airline has been told not Co2 do it again.
No more than two years ago many airlines were fighting for survival so it's pretty cool that airlines like American are ...
What could the future of cruising hold? I guess you'll have to check out MSC's campaign to find out.
These picturesque hotels are in the perfect suntrap for solar power and Soneva is not missing out on the opportunity.
These resorts are keeping the oceans blue with their green efforts, which is perfect considering our favourite colour is...
At Travel Weekly we're also reusing our trash! Although it was probably a bad idea to start a compost in the office.
The luxe brand has a new way to promote sustainability that's sure to convince even the most hardcore climate change den...
The industry needs to come together and work towards standard science-based targets, according to a sustainability sessi...
The OTA will be matching all carbon offset contributions for today so if there was ever a time to book with Webjet...