Atlantis Dubai Ends Single-Use Plastic Bottles in Major Eco Milestone
In celebration of the fourth anniversary of the Atlantis Atlas Project, Atlantis Dubai proudly...
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Fred. Olsen First to Launch Carbon Literacy in Cruise Industry
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines has become the first cruise line to launch a Carbon Literacy training...
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Qatar’s Quiet Green Revolution: Luxury Turns to Sustainability
When it comes to sustainability, you might not expect much from Qatar, a place that air-conditions...
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20M Use Airalo eSIMs, Slashing CO₂ by 46%!
Today, on World Earth Day, Airalo the world’s leading eSIM provider, celebrates a major milestone:...
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Tourism Malaysia Unveils Epic Turtle Discovery Adventure!
Tourism Malaysia is pleased to announce the launch of the Turtle Discovery Experience, an...
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Fiji Unveils Loloma Hour: The World’s First Eco Happy Hour
Fiji is redefining sustainable tourism with the launch of Loloma Hour, a first-of-its-kind...
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🌿 Pro-invest Hotels Earns Australia’s First Green Key!
Pro-invest Group continues to put sustainability at the heart of its operations with the...
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SAS Named Most Sustainable Airline—Again! ✈️🌍
Danish and Swedish consumers have once again perceived SAS as the most sustainable brand in the...
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Electrify Your Road Trip: NSW’s EV Adventure Awaits!
Destination NSW has launched a new marketing campaign, ‘Recharge Here’, that promotes electric...
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🌊 Coral Sea Marina Leads Clean Up Australia Day!
Every year, hundreds of people across Australia participate in annual Clean Up Australia Day...
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Explore Swan Hellenic’s 2025 Ocean Adventure!
Cultural expedition cruise pioneer Swan Hellenic has announced the intensification of its Citizen...
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