2024 Green Revolution Summit brings travel heavyweights into green fuel discussion
It's almost like the organisers read our article on sustainable fuel this week.
It's almost like the organisers read our article on sustainable fuel this week.
Singapore leaving many in their green dust. Here in Australia, we're hoping for a tortoise and the hare type outcome
Nice one Flight Centre, we think you've earned an early Friday knockoff.
Putting $8m into sustainable tourism is a much wiser move than our suggestion of putting it all on black at the casino.
Hurtigruten is dedicated to being green and as we know from Kermit the Frog, it's not easy being green!
Great to see Qantas giving back! If the airline could also pledge $10m to the TW beer fund then that'd be amazing!
Club Med's got a green thumb! That sounds like a playground insult, but we mean it as a term of endearment.
With planes including more tech, airlines are spending more on IT. Meanwhile, the sky is blue and the Earth is round.
If you can't take a great photo after 12 days on safari in Zimbabwe, we think might be time to hang the camera up.
If you're one of those people that don't believe in climate change, there's plenty of other reasons to visit this hotel!
We're sure you'll be waiting with baited breath to see if Cathay can live up to its goals of net-zero by 2050, right?
Air New Zealand will initially operate the aircraft as a cargo only service in partnership with New Zealand Post.
There's been growing demand for Green Fares with 500,000+ guests having already booked.
Joel Katz and CLIA are embracing the green. Not Snoop Dog green, more Greta Thunberg green.
Emirates continues on its path to greenland. Not the country, just a terrible joke.
We hope we never have to write a headline about an unsuccessful SAF flight...
300,000 gallons is 1135623.54 litres, for those who couldn't do the conversion in their head.
After essentially knocking us out of the rugby World Cup, Fiji should count themselves lucky for receiving this coverage...