VIP Santorini Partners with Sustainable Travel International
June 4, 2025
SANTORINI, GREECE (June 03, 2025) – VIP Santorini, a premier provider of luxury private tours and transfers on the island of Santorini, announced today its
Skip to content SANTORINI, GREECE (June 03, 2025) – VIP Santorini, a premier provider of luxury private tours and transfers on the island of Santorini, announced today its
A Webinar in the Road to Net Zero Series For many travelers, sustainable choices still feel like extra work or a costly trade-off. In this
SEATTLE, WA (April 22, 2025) — In honor of Earth Day, Sustainable Travel International released the latest episode of its Sustainable Travel: Where Next? docu-series
Tourism can be a catalyst for conservation, community development, and climate awareness. High-quality carbon offsets help make this possible by funding the protection of critical
Our first Climate Impact Portfolio of 2025, released on March 25, 2025, supports six carbon offset projects around the world. Read on to learn more
WILLEMSTAD, CURAÇAO (March 17, 2025) – As destinations worldwide struggle with overtourism, the Caribbean island of Curaçao is taking a forward-thinking approach that prioritizes high-value,
Love taking photos of the fascinating critters you see on your diving or snorkeling trips? Follow these best practices to make sure you’re photographing responsibly and not harming marine life. What is the best (and most sustainable!) souvenir that you can bring back from a tropical getaway? While a new...
Sustainable Travel International launches a social media campaign that empowers visitors to play a role in monitoring and conserving the Mesoamerican Reef by sharing photos of the coral, pollution, and marine life they see while exploring the reef COZUMEL, MEXICO (October 22, 2019) – The nonprofit Sustainable Travel International is...
A Mysterious Coral Disease known as “Síndrome Blanco” is Ravaging the Mesoamerican Reef. Here’s How You Can Help. Corals are plants, right? Or… maybe rocks? Guess again. Corals are actually animals! In fact, a single coral formation can be made up of THOUSANDS of tiny little animals called polyps, which...
