Sustainable Travel News

The Aerospace Institute is a collaboration with Parque de la Ciensas and NASA.

Puerto Rico science park, closed since Hurricane Maria, is back in businessParque de las Ciencias in Bayamon will feature 25 new attractions, including the Aerospace Institute, a museum developed in...

Colina Verde on the Machangulo Peninsula in Mozambique will be homebase for Pelorus' Marine Marvels expedition.

Mozambique's deep dive into marine tourismThe East African nation offers a treasure trove of sea life and watersports opportunities in an unspoiled setting. Companies...

Women emerging as a powerful force in African tourism

Women emerging as a powerful force in African tourismAt the Tourism Business Council of South Africa Conference, attendees shared stories and observations of how women are...

Saruni Basecamp, a new luxury tour brand, debuts in KenyaThe brand was formed from a merger that combines Basecamp Explorer's properties in the Masai Mara with Saruni's locations in...

A rendering of the pool and bar area at Erebero Hills, expected to open in Uganda's Bwindi Impenetrable Forest in 2026.

Asilia Africa makes plans for its first lodge in UgandaErebero Hills lodge is set to open in early 2026 on the northern fringe of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, home to over half of the...

Flights from the Riviera Nayarit will land in Puerto Balleto, the main town on Isla Maria Madre.

Flights to Islas Marias taking off from NayaritThe state has announced a commercial air route from the Riviera Nayarit Airport to the biosphere reserve starting in October.

An aerial view of Denpasar, Bali.

Bali mulls moratorium on hotel developmentBali's acting governor stated that the moratorium could last up to two years.

Prince Harry's Travalyst reaches milestone in hotel sustainability certification

Prince Harry's Travalyst reaches milestone in hotel sustainability certificationTravalyst has revealed the first tranche of accommodation sustainability certifications that are compliant with its criteria.

Herb Hiller

Climate change is killing the planet. What we must do to help prevent that.Longtime travel executive, educator and consultant Herb Hiller says the industry needs to focus less on arrival numbers and...

Clockwise from top left: Tom Jenkins of the European Tour Operators Association; Simon Hudson, a professor at the University of South Carolina; host Rebecca Tobin; and tours and river cruise editor Nicole Edenedo.

Is the term 'overtourism' being overused?Is the term "overtourism" being used as a blanket statement that doesn't get to the heart of true concerns in crowded cities?...