Category: Research and studies

The conservation of biodiversity has both direct and indirect economic benefits for many sectors of the economy, namely tourism, being ecotourism considered one of the segments particularly adequate to value natural capital.

A new report released during COP27 reveals that only one scenario could possibly reduce emissions in time.

Sustainability and acting in an environmentally responsible way continue to be growing trends among both consumers and the tourism industry as a whole

New report with early data shows ‘flexible search’ diverting bookings from Europe’s most over-touristed destinations and peak travel dates.

Protected areas play a key role in the sequestration and storage of carbon from the atmosphere into ecosystems and provide refuges for threatened species and are recognized as nature-based solutions to climate change adaption and mitigation.