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We love to travel, but don't love that it can harm ecosystems, wildlife, and local culture. Here's how to integrate sustainable thinking into your plans.

Jill Blickstein shares how American is focused on long-term sustainability as the airline returns its aircraft to the skies.

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Cool Effect Launches Digital Toolkit To Inspire Collective Action This Earth Month Nonprofit Taps Community of Supporters and Business Partners to Amplify Impact and Climate Awareness News provided by Share this article Share this article SAN FRANCISCO, April 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Cool Effect, a Bay Area based nonprofit dedicated to supporting projects around the world that reduce carbon emissions, announces today a free digital toolkit for businesses and individuals to promote action on cli...

What do industry professionals need to know about the new norm in tourism? In this article we take a deeper look at 6 sustainable travel statistics. While COVID has upended the $8 trillion global travel industry, the pandemic has also paved the way for tourism and hospitality professionals to reflect, rethink and reshape the sector, making it better - and ultimately more sustainable - for people and places around the world.

Share this article Share this article BOSTON, March 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Boston-based Dune Jewelry & Co. will give back to a variety of charity partners through multiple giving initiatives during the entire month of March kicking off with Dunes annual Giving Week, March 1-6.  Known as the one and only Experiential Jewelry company, Dune Jewelry is famous for using sand and earth elements from thousands of memorable and iconic locations around the world.  Dune Jewelrys Best Selling Sterlin...

Share Like many organizations with managed travel programs, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation amid the Covid-19 pandemic found itself with an excess of unused air tickets far outweighing its travel needs for the foreseeable future. Asking for refunds, however, didn’t seem to fit the spirit of partnership the foundation wanted with its suppliers, as they dealt with their own financial difficulties, including layoffs and furloughs, said senior manager of global travel Stephen ...