Arctic Circle ultra-luxury retreat Octola Private Wilderness has made history by becoming the world’s first travel destination to continuously monitor ultrafine air particles using advanced, research-grade technology.

Mandarin Oriental’s 14th annual Sustainability Report has been released, with the 2024 report reflecting progress across all environmental and social pillars.

Virtuoso hosted its first-ever Impact Summit at Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise last week, with 105 attendees from nearly 20 countries attending. A by-invitation-only event, the Impact Summit brought together a curated group of Virtuoso’s most engaged sustainability-focused advisors and partners. The Summit provided a platform to discuss solutions for furthering progress around what Virtuoso has identified as the three pillars of sustainability: supporting local economies, celebrating culture and protecting the planet.

Prince Albert II of Monaco addressed leading luxury hospitality executives and high-end travel advisors from across the globe at the recent Forbes Travel Guide Summit, held in the Municipality in late February.

HX has released its first independent Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) report, a bold statement of intent following its recent separation from the Hurtigruten Group.

Hotel Indigo Sydney Potts Point is the latest Pro-invest Group property to achieve Green Key certification as the company continues to prioritise sustainability, working towards the goal of having 15 properties across Australia and New Zealand certified by the end of the year.

The Soneva Foundation Coral Restoration program has held critical discussions about the urgent plight of coral reefs in the Maldives and around the world at Soneva Fushi in the Baa Atoll UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

Beyond Green has welcomed nine more properties into its global portfolio, with the new additions reinforcing its commitment to sustainable and impactful travel.

Six Senses has achieved the highest level of certification by Control Union, in recognition of the hotel brand’s commitment to sustainability across its properties.

Consumers are eager to make more sustainable choices when it comes to travel, but are held back by price, according to a new report from the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC).

The inaugural Climate Action Plan unveiled by Preferred Travel Group earlier this month aims to tackle the climate crisis within the travel and tourism industry.