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See, someone does go to the 17th

See, someone does go to the 17thStaying in Paris' 17th arrondissement, we were in for a surprise. Part 2 of 2.

Virtuoso appoints a VP of sustainability

Virtuoso appoints a VP of sustainabilityJavier Arredondo moves from general manager of Latin America and the Caribbean to his new role.

The recovery-versus-overtourism paradox

The recovery-versus-overtourism paradoxU.S. Travel's singular focus is "increased travel, full stop." Is that the most profitable route?

The Celebrity Eclipse in Monterey in November 2019.

Monterey tells cruise lines they are not welcomeCruise ships can still call in Monterey, but the California city hopes they won't after terminating passenger landing services.

The green fares will be available across the group's airlines, including Lufthansa, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, Swiss and Air Dolomiti within Europe and northern Africa.

Lufthansa expands 'green fares' across European servicesThe fares include full compensation for carbon emissions within the ticket price.

Cunard's Queen Elizabeth in Auckland.

New Zealand’s hull law halts voyages, and cruisers learn a new term: BiofoulCruise ships were forced to change itineraries as the country ratcheted up enforcement of a hull-cleaning requirement designed...

La Vimea in Italy's South Tyrol region bills itself as the country's first all-vegan hotel.

These are some of the 'greenest' hotels in EuropeSustainable properties platform Green Pearls touts hotels on the Continent that cater to vegetarians and vegans.

Woolly lemurs are among the many creatures guests of the Masoala Forest Lodge can expect to encounter on a night walk in the rainforest.

Madagascar's majesty is on full display on Masoala PeninsulaThe destination, with its intact rainforest and its fascinating mix of lemurs and other creatures, is home to ecotourism at its...

Molly Laycob will be responsible for leading initiatives that positively impact USTOA members and the communities in which they operate.

USTOA hires social impact managerIn this newly created role, Molly Laycob will support the development and implementation of sustainability and DEI efforts.

Leaders gathering in Jamaica to take on tourism's challenges

Leaders gathering in Jamaica to take on tourism's challengesThe goal of the inaugural Global Tourism Resilience and Crisis Management Centre conference is to improve the state of tourism,...

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