April 22 is International Earth Day, a large-scale event celebrating our planet with a series of activities aimed at protecting the environment, raising awareness, and calling for joint action to protect natural resources. More than 10,000 global events will join the celebrations. "Every action strengthens the movement"
A report by the National Centers for Environmental Information of the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration states that record ocean warming is changing the climate system/ What does this mean? Less ice and snow cover and more tropical storms around the world
Lufthansa and CityLine have renewed their EU-certified EMAS status, celebrating 25 years of environmental progress with new fuel-saving and waste-reduction measures
Greece Sets Sail for Environmental Leadership
Effective Immediately: Airlines are no longer required to report or pay the aviation tax in Sweden that was introduced in 2018 and is now abolished within government reforms. The aim: to encourage flights and improve competition--despite environmental criticism, airlines welcome the move
Cruise giant outlines its environmental and social commitments for 2024, focusing on sustainability, safety, and enhancing vacation experiences. Harry Sommer, the company's president and CEO, says: "The report reflects our continuous commitment to responsible and sustainable business practices."
Sofia's luxury hotel claims first place in Bulgaria's 2025 'Most Green Companies' contest, thanks to its deep sustainability commitment, international Green Key standard, and responsible operations under IHG's Meeting for Good program
London Gatwick Airport will be renewed with 8 new boarding gates that will reduce about 12,000 bus trips on the airfield: "Not only will it shorten waiting time, it will also contribute to environmental quality"
Hermes Airports Pioneers a Greener Cyprus: Cutting Emissions, Boosting Sustainability, and Driving Environmental Innovation
The airport submitted a request to authorize the operation of Airbus A320neo aircraft, which will allow newer and quieter planes to operate in the London airport, aiming to increase capacity while maintaining environmental sustainability. The airport CEO: “This move will enable us to expand destination offerings, support economic growth without increasing the number of flights.”
40 years after the worst nuclear disaster in history, its consequences are still being felt, from public health to security struggles around the site in Ukraine
