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Virgin Australia, Qatar Airways team up with RDA for EtJ facility in Australia
Virgin Australia and Qatar Airways have announced their partnership with Renewable Developments Australia (RDA) to establish an ethanol-to-jet facility to produce sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in the Charters Towers Region of North Queensland.
Asiana Airlines and Sustainability – What You Need to Know About Business Class
Premium air travel embraces sustainability with 20% lower CO₂/km, recycled cabin materials, eco amenity kits, LED lighting, local organic meals, 25% food from sustainable sources, carbon offset options, 75% waste diversion, and electric ground support for greener flying.
Brussels Airport awards new ground handling licences with focus on sustainability
Brussels Airport Company has awarded new seven-year licences for ground handling services, emphasising sustainability and electrification.
Delta named one of Fast Company’s ‘Most Innovative Companies’ for sustainability initiatives
Delta, named a Most Innovative Company, advances sustainability via SAF, aiming for 10% use by 2030. Efforts include SAF production, fuel savings (44M+ gallons, $100M+), and partnerships with Airbus for hydrogen fuel. Delta targets net-zero by 2050, driving aviation’s green future.
Constance Belle Mare Plage Hotel: Celebrating Cultural Heritage, Creativity, and Eco-consciousness in Mauritius
Constance Belle Mare Plage Hotel in Mauritius has earned its Platinum Green Globe certification, a prestigious recognition of the hotel’s long-term commitment to sustainability, environmental responsibility, and community engagement.
Can Tourism be Sustainable? Here is easyJet's Bold Plan
easyJet Holidays’ 2024 Impact Report highlights its ESG strategy to make sustainable travel accessible. The company focuses on creating better holiday choices, reducing CO₂ emissions with electric vehicle transfers, supporting local businesses, and partnering to drive sustainable tourism practices
Pro-invest Hotels achieve Green Key Certification for 9 Hotels
Pro-invest Group continues to put sustainability at the heart of its operations with the announcement of its most recent ESG initiative achieving the Green Key certification for 9 Australian hotels under their management.
Palladium breaks ground on expansion in Jamaica
Palladium Hotel Group’s expansion in Jamaica adds 948 rooms, creating 1,500 direct and 2,000 indirect jobs. The project focuses on sustainability with energy-efficient designs, renewable energy, water conservation, and a seawater desalination plant. It also introduces TRS Hotels and Family Selection
Rosewood Hotels Earns GSTC Certification for Sustainability
Rosewood Hotel Group earned GSTC sustainability certification for 47 properties meeting criteria for management community impact cultural heritage and environment. It integrates sustainability in operations, aims for carbon neutrality, supports local livelihoods, and expands eco-friendly initiatives