It might be like comparing apples to oranges, but earlier today, Travel Weekly’s reporter was also ‘ripped off’ when he paid $6.50 for a cold drip coffee.

Hawaiian Airlines is intent on lowering fuel burn and reducing carbon emissions before, during and after each flight.

Carnival has spoken out after being put in the naughty corner by a federal judge who has deemed it’s not doing enough to pull its environmental weight.

Norwegian Cruise Line has pledged to eliminate more than six million plastic bottles per year, thanks to its new replacement for single-use bottles.

The cruise industry is making “unprecedented” progress in going green, according to CLIA. Find out exactly how it’s making cruising more sustainable here.

Exodus is giving travellers the opportunity to give back to the communities they visit and to fund projects around the world, thanks to this new initiative.

Intrepid co-founder and climate crusader Darrell Wade believes the aviation sector has a “major problem” on its hands in terms of carving out a sustainable future.

The demands of modern travellers are forcing travel companies to rethink how to meet them in a more responsible and sustainable way. For Klook, that means a three-fold approach.

The Duke of Sussex has announced the arrival of a sustainable travel initiative co-founded by a number of online travel companies.

Speaking at Travel DAZE 2019, Abercrombie & Kent’s regional boss has called on travel professionals to improve the way they measure the benefits of tourism.

Missed out on attending Travel DAZE earlier this week? Get the visual lowdown on all that went on here.

Travel Weekly pulled G Adventures’ VP of social enterprise and sustainability aside at Travel DAZE yesterday for a quick one-one-one, where he provided some sage advice for agents.