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Unlocking the Power of Communities and Nature Through Tourism

Our webinar explored our latest white paper on Climate Action Through Regeneration: Unlocking the Power of Communities and Nature Through Tourism. We looked at how businesses and individuals can contribute to combating climate change by implementing nature-based solutions in alignment with the Glasgow Declaration and its principles. The convening happened in partnership with the University of Edinburgh and Solimar International.

The Future of Benchmarking and Sustainability Management with Julie Cheetham, Managing Director of Weeva

The travel industry is at a pivotal moment. Often criticized and scrutinized for unsustainable practices, such as flight shaming or greenwashing, it’s also a sector that employs 10% of the world, comprises over 3 billion businesses worldwide and is worth a staggering $1.5 trillion USD. It’s an industry not to be underestimated.

Climate Action and Travel: An Interview with Scientist Dr. Sweta Chakraborty

We had the opportunity to chat with Dr. Sweta Chakraborty, a Risk and Behavioral Scientist and President of United States operations of We Don’t Have Time, a climate action network. Her work is motivated by the need for concise and reliable science communication to strategically manage human resiliency and vitality.

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Regenerative Tourism and the Path to Net-Zero: A Post-COP27 Debrief

We explored key COP27 takeaways from the annual UN Climate Conference in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt and steps the travel industry needs to take to achieve net-zero.

The Future of Benchmarking and Sustainability Management with Julie Cheetham, Managing Director of Weeva

The travel industry is at a pivotal moment. Often criticized and scrutinized for unsustainable practices, such as flight shaming or greenwashing, it’s also a sector that employs 10% of the world, comprises over 3 billion businesses worldwide and is worth a staggering $1.5 trillion USD. It’s an industry not to be underestimated.

Climate Action and Travel: An Interview with Scientist Dr. Sweta Chakraborty

We had the opportunity to chat with Dr. Sweta Chakraborty, a Risk and Behavioral Scientist and President of United States operations of We Don’t Have Time, a climate action network. Her work is motivated by the need for concise and reliable science communication to strategically manage human resiliency and vitality.

Unlocking the Power of Communities and Nature Through Tourism

Our webinar explored our latest white paper on Climate Action Through Regeneration: Unlocking the Power of Communities and Nature Through Tourism. We looked at how businesses and individuals can contribute to combating climate change by implementing nature-based solutions in alignment with the Glasgow Declaration and its principles. The convening happened in partnership with the University of Edinburgh and Solimar International.

Transformative Roles in Tourism: Adopting Living Systems’ Thinking for Regenerative Futures

This study demonstrates how the Tourism Living System (TLS) concept can support the evolution of tourism stakeholders as self-organizing and interconnected entities that form symbiotic relationships with the communities and places in which they operate.

Child Welfare and the Travel Industry: Global Good Practice Guidelines

These Global Good Practice Guidelines have been developed to provide a common understanding of child welfare issues throughout the travel industry.

A Toolkit on Fighting Food Waste

Accounting for 70% global biodiversity loss and 24% CO2 emissions, food waste is one of the greatest threats to the planet. Within the hospitality sector, hotel waste management programs and sustainable food systems can reinforce one another in the pursuit of social and environmental regeneration.

Supply Chain Assessment Tool by Blue Apple Beach

A good supply chain assessment system is key for developing a strong environmental, social and governance program in line with regenerative values. But not every organization has the resources to invest in pricey third party certifications like the B Labs.

A Future of Tourism Industry: Conscious Travel, Destination Recovery and Regenerative Tourism

In this study from the Sustainability and Resilience Institute of New Zealand, Asif Hussain discusses three possible scenarios: back to normal, a new normal or a holistic normal.