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    From littered Bali beaches to sustainable tourism

    Villagers in the island of Java set the rules for tourists visiting their area, working with the local government to help protect popular sites.

    ‘The blue flags are proof’: how Greece cleaned up its act on sewage

    Greeks take their seas seriously, with the construction of one of the world’s biggest sewage treatment plants a real game-changer

    Campervan conflict? Not in Tiree

    The surge in campervan holidays in Scotland has had a negative impact on local communities. Now, a Hebridean island has found a sustainable solution.

    What is ‘greenwashing’ and how can we avoid it while travelling?

    It’s a wonderful thing that so many people are finally talking about travel being a force for good. The challenge now, though, is how do we really know who’s walking the talk?

    Recycled regatta: world heritage site highlights plastic pollution crisis

    When environmentalists on a Seychelles atoll decided to race boats made from ocean litter, they had 500 tonnes to pick from. Island nations such as Seychelles bear the brunt of marine plastic pollution due to the convergence of ocean currents, and events such as the the Aldabra Regatta attempt to draw attention to the issue of marine plastic pollution.

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    Low Carbon Pioneer by IHG programme continues in Europe

    IHG Hotels & Resorts, a global leader in hospitality, announces the addition of four European hotels to its Low Carbon Pioneer programme, which brings together energy efficient hotels that have no fossil fuels combusted on-site* and are backed by renewable energy.