Small islands often represent the dream version of travel, offering a peaceful escape from everyday life. But behind that image, many island destinations are facing a difficult question. How much tourism can they welcome before the same industry that supports them begins to damage the places people came to see? Read more in this week’s blog.

Raising a greener generation will necessitate a lot more than awareness or fact-sharing with kids about the environment. Creating spaces and routines that encourage sustainable thinking at an early age is what needs to be accomplished.

That being said, schools and families similarly have a huge say in one’s environmentally responsible behaviors. Reducing waste, conserving energy, reusing materials, and practicing mindful consumption are some practices that can help children develop long-lasting habits. Read more in this week’s blog.

By its inherent nature regenerative hospitality fosters the authentic experiences travelers today crave, transmitting its essence of well-being, belonging, and sense of place. Read more about the shift towards regenerative tourism in this week’s blog.

In this blog, we’ll explore how AI is being used to encourage eco-friendly behavior through both subtle and direct approaches.

Clear processes help teams work faster and reduce errors. Overall, strong back-of-house planning ensures consistent service and long-term cost control.

The environmental cost of a tourist’s stay is determined long before a guest ever steps foot in the property. It is found in the materials used in construction, how the land is managed and how the structure itself is built.

The pressures of mass tourism can strain fragile ecosystems and disrupt local livelihoods. Residents, however, possess invaluable knowledge of their coastlines: insights that are essential for safeguarding natural resources and preserving cultural traditions. By involving local communities, coastal tourism can become more sustainable, ensuring that growth benefits both people and the environment.

This update reflects on our progress in 2025, highlighting the environmental impact achieved through our work with public and private sector partners in destinations including Jamaica, Ireland, Norway, the Netherlands, the United Arab Emirates and beyond. 

Rethinking luxury travel starts by putting the ocean at the heart of every decision. While traditional luxury emphasized privacy, scale, and visual appeal, ocean-first approaches prioritize protection, regeneration, and long-term ecological stewardship.

Intentional living encourages smarter choices, alleviating environmental stress. Ultimately, fewer belongings create a lighter move and, most importantly, a lighter impact on the planet.

If you’re trying to make more responsible choices with your time and money, here’s what to look for before booking an eco-friendly wellness retreat.

Learning about the treasure chest of the ocean has always been a passion of mine as has taking action to improve its well-being. I always wanted to take part in citizen science-style ocean conservation projects, however my fear of diving always held me back. That is, until I found the Song Saa Foundation in Cambodia. 

Discover plastic-free habits every traveler should adopt to make your journeys more sustainable, conscious, and eco-friendly wherever you go.

A calmcation is similar to a traditional vacation, but slower. Instead of running around tourist attractions with a camera in your hand, the focus of a calmcation is more on the beauty of slowing down, or, doing nearly nothing at all. Learn more in this week’s blog!

From man-made lagoons to spacious infinity pools and impressive fountains, water features can quickly become a stand-out feature for any resort.

However, from an eco-perspective, are they the best choice? The good news is that with the right design, it doesn’t have to be one or the other—you can drive increased business to your venue while still keeping your resort sustainably-focused.

Explore the impact of overtourism on coral reefs and discover practical steps travelers can take to protect fragile marine ecosystems.

Sustainable travel has shifted from a trend to a responsibility. Yet, the movement can feel out of reach for many travelers due to cost, accessibility or lack of awareness. Making sustainable travel truly inclusive requires thoughtful strategies that balance environmental consciousness with social equity.

From Florida to Lisbon, digital nomads are changing travel. Learn the environmental impact of digital nomads and how to lower your footprint.

How can your next trip protect and not disturb local biodiversity and ecosystems? Read more in this week’s blog!

This article gives you simple tips to pick green transport options—from the airport terminal to the hiking trail. You’ll learn how to travel smart, save money, and leave a lighter footprint wherever you go.