We hear a lot about transparency in the sector when it comes to data reporting and with that comes trust. BeCause has partnered with Global Destination Sustainability Movement (GDS-Movement) The partnership will mean tourism and event organisations, including Convention and Visitor Bureaus (CVBs), Destination Management Organisations (DMOs) and National Tourism Organisations (NTOs), will have insight into their region’s sustainable accommodations and offerings. Frederik Rubens Steensgaard, CEO of BeCause said: “Trust is the foundation of sustainability. By automating the verification of sustainability claims with direct communication from certification bodies, we ensure that trust is prioritised across the entire value chain – from consumers to tourism organisations.” #data #reporting #sustainability #hotels #CSRD #certifications
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The Sustainable Hospitality Alliance and Belize Tourism Board have made history, here at ITB Berlin, by forming the Alliance's first #Destination Partnership, to advance #sustainabletourism across the country's #hospitalityindustry and worldwide. As a well-known leader in #sustainable and responsible #tourism, #Belize develops projects that encourage travellers to engage with the #biodiversity and natural beauty of the country, as well as #community-based tourism clusters that preserve #IndigenousCommunities. We are proud to welcome Belize as our first #countrypartner and look forward to working with the Belize Government to champion and share its #sustainableinnovation. Together, we will play a leading role in the development of the inaugural World #SustainableTravel & #Hospitality Awards, taking place later this year. To find out more about the awards, which are the result of close #collaboration between the World Travel Awards, the Alliance and Belize, please visit https://lnkd.in/dK49vXEv. What's more, Belize will also participate in our Accelerator programs, with the aim of advancing engagement and #innovation across the country's #hospitalitysector, in turn providing a blueprint for further collaboration with #governments around the world - to drive sustainable tourism development and deliver Net Positive Hospitality. To find out more about this ground-breaking new partnership, visit https://lnkd.in/gZqg5hMw #NetPositive #Partnership #InnovativePartnerships #DrivingInnovation #ResponsibleTourism #GlobalSustainability #CollaborationforChange
Belize Tourism Board pioneers sustainability in hospitality by joining forces with the Sustainable Hospitality Alliance – Sustainable Hospitality Alliance
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Sustainable tourism isn't just about minimizing negative impacts - it's about actively regenerating environments, societies, and economies. This was the focus of the recent IMPACT Sustainability Travel & Tourism Conference held in January, where conversations centered on regenerative hospitality. This shift in perspective reframes sustainable tourism as a force for healing the damage done to our planet. The tourism industry, led by destination management organizations (DMOs), is instrumental in creating holistic visions for destinations that enhance their social, environmental, and economic value. At Marriott International, we're proud to share this vision and are deeply committed to initiatives that protect the environment and support local communities. I invite you to take a closer look at the following article to learn more about the importance of regenerative hospitality and the role it plays in creating a better, more sustainable future for all. #MarriottInternational #Sustainability #Hospitality
In the travel industry, ‘sustainable tourism’ gives way to ‘regenerative hospitality’ | GreenBiz
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World Tourism Day: Strengthening the Essential Partnership Between Tourism and Hospitality On World Tourism Day, we celebrate the transformative power of travel and its contribution to the global economy. At the heart of this celebration lies the inseparable bond between tourism and hospitality two industries that thrive through mutual dependence. Tourism creates demand, while hospitality ensures that the traveler’s experience is one worth remembering. This partnership, however, must be continuously nurtured to unlock its full potential for both industries and the global economy. The success of the tourism sector is undeniably tied to the quality of hospitality services. Every traveler’s journey is punctuated by their interactions with the hospitality industry, from the welcoming smile at the hotel check-in desk to the attentive service in restaurants and local establishments. A guest’s satisfaction largely determines whether they will return, recommend the destination, or explore new regions. Thus, hospitality serves as the lifeblood of tourism, providing experiences that go beyond mere accommodation or dining it crafts memorable moments. Conversely, tourism injects vitality into the hospitality industry. A destination’s ability to attract visitors directly impacts the profitability of hotels, resorts, restaurants, and entertainment venues. Without a steady influx of tourists ,the hospitality industry would face stagnation. Yet, it is not enough to sustain this relationship as it is We must focus on enhancing the synergy between these sectors to create a more resilient and dynamic ecosystem. Governments, industry leaders, and stakeholders should collaborate to create sustainable tourism strategies, leveraging cutting-edge technology and personalized experiences to elevate guest satisfaction. Furthermore, a commitment to training and innovation within the hospitality sector is crucial for meeting the evolving demands of modern travelers. By fostering a deeper connection between tourism and hospitality, we can unlock new opportunities, stimulate local economies, and create a more sustainable and resilient future for both industries. This partnership is not just essential for their growth it is the key to shaping a better world of travel. #worldtrourismday #marriot
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The Tourism Conference Summit held this year was a pivotal event in the travel and hospitality industry. Bringing together stakeholders, experts, and enthusiasts from across the globe, it served as a platform for knowledge exchange, networking, and collaboration. With the ongoing recovery from the pandemic, the summit addressed pressing issues, explored emerging trends, and charted the path forward for sustainable tourism development. Key themes revolved around resilience, innovation, and sustainability. Speakers highlighted the resilience of the industry in the face of adversity, emphasizing the importance of adaptability and creativity in navigating challenges, from digital transformation to new safety protocols, innovations were showcased as catalysts for recovery and growth, sustainability emerged as a central focus, with discussions centering on responsible tourism practices, environmental conservation, and community engagement. Topics ranged from the role of technology in enhancing the visitor experience to strategies for destination marketing in a post-pandemic world.These sessions covered a wide array of subjects, including ecotourism initiatives, cultural heritage preservation, adventure tourism trends, and wellness travel strategies. Attendees actively engaged in discussions, exchanged ideas, and gained practical knowledge to implement in their respective fields.The summit also showcased the latest trends and innovations through exhibitions and product showcases. From cutting-edge travel technologies to sustainable tourism initiatives, attendees had the chance to discover new products, services, and solutions shaping the future of the industry. Networking events facilitated meaningful connections and partnerships, fostering collaboration among stakeholders. Beyond the formal sessions, the summit offered cultural experiences and excursions to showcase the host destination's unique attractions. Participants had the opportunity to explore local landmarks, sample regional cuisine, and interact with the community, gaining a deeper understanding of the destination and its tourism offerings. The significance of the summit extended beyond the event itself, as it served as a catalyst for ongoing dialogue and action. Participants left inspired and equipped with insights and strategies to drive positive change in their organizations and communities. The Tourism Conference Summit held this year was a dynamic and transformative gathering that reaffirmed the resilience, innovation, and sustainability of the travel and hospitality industry. Through insightful discussions, meaningful connections, and actionable strategies, it set the stage for a future where tourism thrives responsibly, contributing to economic prosperity, cultural enrichment, and environmental stewardship. #TourismconfernceinEksu #tourismandhospitality
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The Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) is pleased to announce that the “Sustainable Operations Guidelines” of Six Senses has gained GSTC-Recognized Standard status, meaning that the guidelines document has been fully recognized as equivalent to the GSTC Industry Criteria. Neil Jacobs, CEO of Six Senses, said: “Sustainability drives every decision we make at Six Senses. Quite simply, it’s non-negotiable. Sustainability has been ingrained in our DNA from day one in 1995, long before it became a focus for others in the luxury hospitality space. We lead by example through who we are, what we do, and the experiences we deliver to our guests. You could say Six Senses was a pioneer in that sense.” Jeff Smith, Vice President of Sustainability, added: “Sustainability is at the heart of all that we do, and it’s important to clearly define exactly what we aim to achieve. Over the past three years, my team, with great support from our operational departments, has been upgrading our policy framework, Six Senses Sustainable Operations Guidelines. The previous version has been in place since 2014, and with these extensive revisions, we have taken the additional step of requesting a review from GSTC. The feedback we received was valuable, and we are thrilled to have achieved GSTC recognition status for our guidelines.” Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dFuMtEPf #GSTC #GSTCNews #GSTCRecognizedStandard #SixSenses #sustainability Six Senses Hotels Resorts Spas
Six Senses Sustainable Operations Guidelines Gain GSTC-Recognized Standard Status
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🌊 Exciting News! 🌊 We're thrilled to launch the Sustainable Hospitality Hub, Noytrall’s official blog, where we dive deep into the latest trends and innovations in eco-friendly hotel management. In our debut feature, we explore how the Algarve region is leading the way in water efficiency, setting a remarkable example for sustainable practices in the tourism industry. Discover how their innovative initiatives are not only reducing water consumption in hotels and resorts, but also setting a benchmark for destinations worldwide. Read the full article to see how sustainability and tourism can thrive together and what lessons can be learned for global application. Join us as we continue to explore, share, and inspire a greener future in hospitality. 🌍💧 #SustainableHospitality #EcoFriendlyTravel #Algarve #WaterEfficiency #TourismInnovation #NoytrallBlog
Water Efficiency in Tourism: How Algarve's New Initiatives Are Paving the Way
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We are thrilled to announce that Global Destination Sustainability Movement (GDS-Movement) and Tripadvisor have forged a strategic partnership to recognise and promote sustainable travel destinations to consumers through Tripadvisor´s "Travelers’ Choice ´Best of the Best´ Destinations" Awards. 🔍 Based on validated benchmarking data and user reviews, Europe shines as a leader in environmental and socially-responsible cities, securing 8 out of the top 10 spots! 🏆 Travelers’ Choice Best of the Best Sustainable Destinations 2024: 1. Copenhagen, Denmark 2. Stockholm, Sweden 3. Bordeaux, France 4. Helsinki, Finland 5. Singapore, Singapore 6. Melbourne, Australia 7. Oslo, Norway 8. Brussels, Belgium 9. Galway, Ireland 10. Belfast, United Kingdom 🗣️ Quotes from Leaders Guy Bigwood, CEO of GDS-Movement: "We're pleased to collaborate with Tripadvisor in recognizing cities committed to environmental and social responsibility through the Travelers’ Choice Best of the Best Sustainable Destinations 2024." Kristen Dalton, President of Tripadvisor: “Tripadvisor’s community of global travelers is passionate about sustainability, and we’re proud to highlight such an important category.” Read the full press release https://lnkd.in/dztWbBvx 🌿 Let's celebrate these destinations making strides in sustainable tourism! 🌍 ✨ #sustainabletravel #travelerschoice #sustainabilityleadership #climatechange #GDSMovement #sustainabledestinations #responsibletourism
Global Destination Sustainability Movement (GDS-Movement) and Tripadvisor have forged a strategic partnership
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Embracing the Sustainable Tourism Boom: The Greening of Getaways Key Insights: 🎯 Rise of the Eco-Conscious Traveler: A staggering 69% of travelers are planning trips with sustainability in mind, indicating a fundamental change in values. 🎯 Demand for Eco-Friendly Accommodations: 78% of travelers are actively seeking accommodations that align with their sustainability values. 🎯 Market Potential: The global sustainable tourism market is projected to reach $8.73 billion by 2031, highlighting the financial viability of sustainable practices. As we move forward, embracing sustainability is not just a choice; it’s a responsibility. Businesses that adapt will thrive, while those that don’t risk being left behind. The tourism industry is undergoing a significant transformation as travelers increasingly prioritize sustainability. Read the full article
The Greening of Getaways: Embracing the Sustainable Tourism Boom
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The Global Sustainable Tourism Council is a global authority on sustainable tourism which sets criteria to help tourism businesses and destinations address environmental, social, and cultural sustainability issues
AX The Palace and AX The Victoria become Malta’s first GSTC-Certified hotels
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The Global Sustainable Tourism Conference in Singapore brought to the fore pressing issues confronting the tourism and business events sectors.
Global Sustainable Tourism Conference urges more action - micenet
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