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As the sectors recovery continues, the United Nations specialized agency for tourism has highlighted the importance of investments for building a more sustainable and resilient sector. The new cooperation agreement with CAF was announced against the backdrop of the FITUR trade fair in Madrid. Here, UNWTO welcomed high-level representatives from Member States of the region and from the private sector.

A new tool from Cities4Forests is designed to measure the of tropical deforestation and associated CO2 resulting frowm deforestation-linked commodities.

Tourism destinations are also sinking under the steady onslaught of climate change-induced extreme weather events — heavy rains, floods, forest fires, storms, heat waves and water scarcity

In order to hasten the shift to zero-emission as well as CO2-neutral mobility, the automotive, electrical, charging infrastructure,

In this week's issue of our environment newsletter, we look at a variety of wind turbines designed to be used in cities and examine how an Alberta ski hill has been repurposed as a climate change research laboratory.

Originating from COP 26, it aims to halve tourism’s emissions over the next decade and reach Net Zero as soon as possible before 2050…

The World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) published its year in review assessment for 2022. Tourism Matters, but something is missing.

When companies simply sell damaging assets on, they are doing nothing to stop those practices from happening in future

Our business magazine cover story this month is Visit Inverness Loch Ness. Find out what it had to say about growth this year, and the plans for 2023.

The Glasgow Declaration on Climate Action in Tourism unites travel and tourism behind a common set of pathways for climate action.