Qantas Frequent Flyers who make sustainable choices at home and when they travel will be rewarded under a new “Green” membership tier to roll out early next year. The Green tier will sit alongside existing flying tiers, and is designed to educate, encourage and reward the airline’s 13 million frequent flyers for everything from offsetting their flights, staying in eco-hotels, walking to work and installing solar panels at home.

Tide and Hurtigruten Norway put Norway’s first electric tour bus of its kind into service

The Monaco Government Tourist & Convention Authority has set the scene for a bright future of tourism with the launch of a white paper, designed to lay the foundations for a strong, sustainable tourism strategy.

The Travel Corporation’s soft-adventure brand, Adventure World Travel, has partnered with the TreadRight Foundation to establish a new product line of MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Journeys.

Royal Caribbean Group has unveiled a vision to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. Under its ‘Destination Net Zero’ decarbonisation roadmap, Royal Caribbean Group plans to “cut emissions, protect our oceans, and ensure the viability of the hundreds of destinations that our guests and crew members care deeply about,” said Richard Fain, Chairman and CEO of the Group.

Silversea Cruises’ next series of ultra-luxury ships will be operated using a combination of power sources – fuel cells, battery technology and LNG.

Aurora Expeditions has further heightened its long-term sustainability strategy by becoming certified 100% Carbon Neutral in partnership with South Pole, a leading emission reductions project developer and global climate action expert.

Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH) has introduced a community of actively sustainable luxury hotels under the Considerate Collection moniker. The portfolio includes 26 properties in 16 countries, each achieving the highest criteria of sustainability.Alongside the Considerate Collection community, SLH is adopting new sustainable initiatives that will form part of a renewed strategic vision to mark its 30+1 year anniversary.

Forward-thinking, the Principality of Monaco is committed to protecting the environment and continuously works to engage all of its partners in promoting responsible tourism.

Guests of Singita will now offset their carbon footprint when making a new booking. It’s the latest initiative and commitment to sustainability introduced by the leading conservation and ecotourism brand.

Hurtigruten Expeditions’ third battery-hybrid powered ship, the upgraded MS Otto Sverdup, has departed on its maiden voyage this week from Hamburg, Germany.