Green Energy

Quiet and green alternative to short flights: new EuroNight line by Switzerland's national rail company will connect Scandinavia to Switzerland starting next April

Lufthansa and CityLine have renewed their EU-certified EMAS status, celebrating 25 years of environmental progress with new fuel-saving and waste-reduction measures

In China, a groundbreaking bridge that has been inaugurated in Guizhou will significantly cut travel time across two mountainous regions. The bridge will offer quick transportation, tourist attractions, green infrastructure, and even a café atop the towers

Three and a half decades after breaking away from the Soviet Union, Lithuania has transformed into a vibrant, Westernized country with a lively capital city. Explore Vilnius' history, culture, attractions, and buzzing nightlife

"The season opened with excitement and true partners," said Vered Schwartz, CEO at Overseas, regarding the launch of flights to the Slovak spa town, Piestany. "The locals warmly welcome Israeli visitors, making us feel wanted and safe," added Pini Kreiner, Co-CEO at Overseas

In a continued collaboration with Chantiers de l’Atlantique shipyard in France, the company is set to enhance its innovative flagship series, focusing on sustainability and luxurious sailing experiences. Read the full article on PassportCruise

A vibrant blend of history and modernity awaits in Lithuania. Explore its green landscapes, quaint streets, and bustling cultural scene, all within easy reach

First Direct Flights to Vilnius: A New Jewel in Northern Europe Opens. Discover a city where green landscapes meet rich culture and a vibrant European scene. All details inside

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

In a special report from Wizz Air’s HQ in Budapest, PassportNews covers the airline’s urgent call to action: bold green initiatives, and a clear message — governments must act now to protect aviation’s future