Europe is on target: A recent European Commission report shows progress on collection targets and paints a picture of consumption, recycling, and steps to reduce use. These are the leading countries, and those that still have a long way to go
German shipbuilder MEYER WERFT is planning to develop a fully electric cruise ship. Emissions will be reduced by 95%
The European Union invites cities to present innovative projects in the areas of sustainability, digitization and accessibility, alongside promoting local heritage and creativit, and to compete for the "European Capital of Tourism" title, similar to the "European Cities of Culture" project. Registration has been open for two months, and the announcement will be made in about six months. The prize is also well worth it
Thessaloniki Airport will be upgraded with an advanced solar park, expected to provide a significant portion of its electricity consumption and reduce carbon emissions by 30%
To celebrate Earth Hour, takeoffs and landings at the Greek capital's airport will be halted for an hour. In addition, the lights in the airport complex will be dimmed and information activities for passengers will be intensified, as part of an ongoing commitment to promoting green energy
Munich Airport earns Level 4 carbon certification, marking major progress toward its goal of reaching net-zero emissions in the next decade. "We are well on track toward our goal of operating the airport in a way that leaves no climate-damaging CO2 in the atmosphere by 2035"
The EU has reached a deal to slash net greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2040, updating its Climate Law and long-term targets; what does this mean for cruise lines, airlines, and hotels?
Starting next year, Lufthansa will install digital communication systems on 134 A320-family aircraft to enable real-time flight path adjustments, fuel savings, and improved operational accuracy. In two years' time, all EU aircraft will be required to carry the advanced systems
From January 1, 2026, Athens International Airport will be powered by clean, renewable electricity generated on site, for an investment of €70 million, with an expected annual production equivalent to that of 22,000 households
Cyprus signs prestigious agreement in Riyadh to boost sustainability and technology, positioning it as a preferred partner in regional tourism and government collaborations. Deputy Minister of Tourism of Cyprus: “Saudi market is very promising”
Europe is on target: A recent European Commission report shows progress on collection targets and paints a picture of consumption, recycling, and steps to reduce use. These are the leading countries, and those that still have a long way to go
German shipbuilder MEYER WERFT is planning to develop a fully electric cruise ship. Emissions will be reduced by 95%
Thessaloniki Airport will be upgraded with an advanced solar park, expected to provide a significant portion of its electricity consumption and reduce carbon emissions by 30%
To celebrate Earth Hour, takeoffs and landings at the Greek capital's airport will be halted for an hour. In addition, the lights in the airport complex will be dimmed and information activities for passengers will be intensified, as part of an ongoing commitment to promoting green energy
The EU has reached a deal to slash net greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2040, updating its Climate Law and long-term targets; what does this mean for cruise lines, airlines, and hotels?
Starting next year, Lufthansa will install digital communication systems on 134 A320-family aircraft to enable real-time flight path adjustments, fuel savings, and improved operational accuracy. In two years' time, all EU aircraft will be required to carry the advanced systems
From January 1, 2026, Athens International Airport will be powered by clean, renewable electricity generated on site, for an investment of €70 million, with an expected annual production equivalent to that of 22,000 households
Offering an electric range of over 800 km, ultra-fast charging, and innovative design. Production begins in 2025 - When will it arrive in Israel?
Short getaways, advanced technology, and endless Instagram content - A new report from the International Cruise Association states: Cruises have become the new attraction for young people from around the world
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."
