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Sustainable Travel International announces second season of SUSTAINABLE TRAVEL: WHERE NEXT? documentary series to debut in September 2023

SEATTLE, WA (January 26, 2023) – Today, Sustainable Travel International officially announced that they will be releasing a second season of their Sustainable Travel: Where Next? documentary series. The new season of the sustainable travel series is set to release in September 2023 on World Tourism Day. 

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Sustainable Travel International releases SUSTAINABLE TRAVEL: WHERE NEXT? an inspiring new documentary series that showcases stories of transformation in travel

SEATTLE, WA (September 27, 2022) – Today, Sustainable Travel International released Sustainable Travel: Where Next?, an all-new documentary series that highlights how the global travel and tourism sector is taking action to protect our planet and its treasured destinations. The series debuts as the international community celebrates World Tourism Day and acknowledges the important role that tourism plays in sustainable development.
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Travel Curious Pledges to Offset 150% of their CO2e Footprint

Travel Curious will offset 100% of their CO2e footprint through the Sustainable Travel International Forestry Projects Program and donate an additional 50% of their emissions-value to the UK-based Make it Wild project.

Tour and experience specialist Travel Curious unveils its Carbon Pledge to measure and remove 150% of its CO2e emissions, using its industry-first, bespoke carbon calculator for private tours and experiences to accurately measure each individual private tour.
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Reuters Events partners with Sustainable Travel International to make Responsible Business Europe 2022 a carbon-neutral event

From travel to food to facilities, collaboration helps reduce delegates’ footprint and overall impact of Responsible Business Europe’s conference in London on 8-9 June

Reuters Events Sustainable Business, the leading platform for business intelligence for sustainability, partnered with Sustainable Travel International to make this year’s Responsible Business Europe a carbon neutral event. This included measuring and offsetting the emissions generated by event facilities as well as delegates’ travel to and from the event.
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Internova Travel Group enhances its sustainable travel initiative

A new partnership with Sustainable Travel International brings awareness and carbon offset options to employees, advisors and clients worldwide

NEW YORK (June 6, 2022) – On the heels of World Environment Day, Internova Travel Group, one of the largest travel services companies in the world, today announced it is offering more sustainable solutions for employees, advisors and clients who are concerned about reducing and tracking their carbon footprint. The company has entered into a partnership with Sustainable Travel International to support travelers through their climate mitigation journey.

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St. Kitts Resident Survey Shows Local Desire for Community-Centric Tourism

Following the COVID-19 pandemic, residents want the island’s tourism industry to support locals’ well-being, cultural authenticity, and natural resources.

BASSETERRE, ST. KITTS (26 May 2022) – Today, the St. Kitts Ministry of Tourism released the results of their 2021 Resident Perception of Tourism Survey. This survey, completed by Sustainable Travel International and Holistic Education Research & Conservation, a local data-driven community-based organization, aimed to understand resident priorities and sentiments towards tourism in order to inform policy and strategy moving forward. Building on a 2017 resident survey, it showed that, while positive perceptions of tourism have diminished over the past four years, exacerbated over the past two years by the negative impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, residents still believe tourism is important and an industry they want to grow and participate in.