Tag: Sustainable Tourism
Asia accounts for growing share of global adventure travel demand, study...
Asia is emerging as a significant region in the global adventure travel market, with outbound demand estimated at US$424 billion, according to a report...
Dusit becomes member of Global Sustainable Tourism Council
Dusit Hotels and Resorts has joined the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC), as part of its efforts to strengthen sustainability practices across its operations.
GSTC...
Thailand looks to GSTC 2026 to drive business benefits nationwide
Thailand will host its first major Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) event in Phuket province from April 21 to 24, 2026. The tourism sector...
TAT bets on domestic travel boom with Thailand Tourism Festival 2026
As global travel continues to face headwinds, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is looking inward to stimulate economic growth. The 44th Thailand Tourism...
Tourism Australia unveils industry sustainability initiative
Tourism Australia has launched a new sustainability initiative aimed at encouraging the tourism sector to adopt shared standards for responsible travel.
The initiative, titled Green...
andBeyond enters its next chapter in Asia
Moving beyond traditional hospitality philanthropy, andBeyond’s president Mark Wheeler outlines a Vision 2030 strategy designed to mitigate human-wildlife conflict and overtourism via low-impact, high-biodiversity investment
Francophonie Summit to boost Cambodia tourism
Tourism players are hopeful that Cambodia can capitalise on the Francophonie Summit in November to better position the nation for economic prosperity, with calls being...
Hilton Foundation invests US$5.4m in community and workforce programmes
The Hilton Global Foundation, the global philanthropic arm of Hilton, has invested US$5.4 million in 18 non-profit organisations around the world. The commitment supports...
Chubu steps forward
With record inbound arrivals, Chubu’s nine prefectures are uniting to highlight culture, cuisine and innovation for global travellers
Komodo visitor cap sparks concern among operators
Indonesia’s Ministry of Forestry has capped daily visitor numbers to Komodo National Park at 1,000, citing the need to protect its terrestrial and aquatic...
















