Category: Research and studies

Regional travel bubbles are the future

The tourism rebuild must negotiate a delicate balance between immediate recovery and long term sustainability. New tourism models must reduce the sector’s emissions while maintaining as much as possible its income and employment benefits, and an Australia-New Zealand-Pacific travel bubble is one solution.

Indigenous tours: an educatuonal tool for non-Indigenous Australians

Indigenous tourism offers an opportunity for non-indigenous Australians to learn about Aboriginal culture and history. Many Australians would like to make personal connections with Indigenous peoples, but don’t know how. Indigenous tours can be a starting point for new connections, and ultimately reconciliation.

Tackling the climate emergency through locally led mangrove conservation

New research helps to shed light on the fate of the carbon stored in mangrove soils following deforestation, emphasising the importance of conservation in the face of the climate emergency.

New UKinbound survey says 81% of firms think it’s important to reduce their environmental impacts

UKinbound, the British travel trade association, have published their latest Member survey. The survey asked its Members about their sustainability actions.

New report investigates the state of sustainability in the hotel sector

Sustainable building practices are increasingly being incorporated through the hotel sector, to add value, and provide a competitive edge to properties, says new Urban Land Institute report.

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