Beyond Green has become the newest accommodation industry partner of the Travalyst Coalition, strengthening collaboration around sustainability standards and data transparency in travel.
Travalyst is an independent not-for-profit organisation that works to align the travel sector around consistent, credible and open-access sustainability data. The coalition brings together industry stakeholders to support informed decision-making by travellers, businesses and destinations, with a focus on accelerating progress towards net-zero and nature-positive goals.
As an accommodation partner, Beyond Green will contribute insights from its global portfolio of independently owned and operated hotels. The organisation said the partnership will help ensure that emerging tools, sustainability data models and industry frameworks reflect operational realities across different hotel sizes, regions and markets.
Beyond Green will participate in Travalyst working groups, policy discussions and knowledge-sharing forums. The collaboration is intended to support industry-wide alignment on sustainability metrics while keeping member hotels informed of regulatory developments and best practice guidance.
The announcement follows the recent launch of Travalyst’s Data Hub, a platform designed to improve consistency and transparency in sustainability data across the travel sector. The initial phase focuses on accommodation, with future expansion planned across rail, destinations and other travel segments.
The partnership reflects broader industry efforts to standardise sustainability reporting and improve comparability across travel providers.
Beyond Green president Philipp Weghmann said: “At Beyond Green, we believe that great travel experiences should also be good for the planet. By joining the Travalyst Coalition, we are strengthening our commitment to transparency and helping ensure that travellers everywhere have access to credible sustainability information. Together with Travalyst and our fellow partners, we look forward to shaping tools and frameworks that support hotels of all sizes while empowering travellers to make informed, responsible choices.”
Julie Cheetham, CEO, Travalyst, added: “By working closely with Beyond Green and gaining valuable insight into the needs of their member properties, this partnership will support the work of our coalition to continue to scale credible, compliant and consistent sustainability data across the accommodation sector and beyond.”
