Utah’s off-highway vehicle community just got a boost. The Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation has approved $1.78 million in grants to fund thirty OHV projects across the state, promising improved outdoor experiences and trail accessibility.
The Philippine Government is championing sustainable tourism for World Tourism Day 2025, emphasizing green practices, community-based initiatives, and inclusive growth. This milestone celebration aims to reinforce eco-friendly travel, safeguard cultural heritage, and improve long-term prospects for local communities.
Zeebrugge’s cruise terminal is set to begin shore power installation in 2027, enabling ships to tap into clean energy instead of running on conventional fuel. This upgrade aims to reduce cruise emissions and help foster a more sustainable tourism industry along the Belgian coast.
Hawaii is taking decisive steps to promote a future of sustainable tourism by cutting down on cruise ship calls and rolling out clean fuel initiatives. Through smaller vessels and fewer deployments, the state aims to reduce emissions while preserving its natural beauty.
Finland is importing Copenhagen’s CopenPay model, offering perks to visitors who opt for low-impact ways to explore the country. The initiative, billed as “a win for tourists and the environment,” aims to nudge travelers toward conscious, sustainable choices while delivering benefits to local communities.
Mexico has unveiled the world’s first certificate devoted to sustainable community tourism, a move officials say will empower local residents and reshape notions of authentic travel. The initiative is pitched as a catalyst for fresh, community-rooted experiences across the country.
The Community-Based Tourism (CBT) market in the Asia-Pacific region is experiencing unprecedented growth. Valued at $575.9 billion in 2022, it’s projected to reach a staggering $2,136.8 billion by 2032. This surge reflects the rising appeal of sustainable tourism that fosters authentic cultural encounters.
Major hotel brands are spearheading a global surge in luxury resort openings and expansions, particularly in all-inclusive and sustainable travel sectors, reshaping options for travelers in destinations from Greece to the Caribbean.
Following Costa Rica’s sustainable tourism success, new destinations across Central America are embracing eco-friendly travel. This movement is attracting a new wave of environmentally conscious visitors to the region.
Tenerife is making a powerful commitment to environmental protection with a groundbreaking multi-million euro sanitation project in Arico, set to revolutionize wastewater management and promote sustainable tourism.
