Introducing the world’s first hybrid-powered ship
No stranger to innovation, Hurtigruten has placed itself firmly at the forefront of sustainable travel with the launch of its newest vessel: MS Roald Amundsen.
No stranger to innovation, Hurtigruten has placed itself firmly at the forefront of sustainable travel with the launch of its newest vessel: MS Roald Amundsen.
Tierra Adventure and Spa Hotels invites you to get under the skin of this alluring destination in sustainable style.
San Francisco International Airport (SFO) has called time on plastic water bottles, announcing an airport wide ban on the containers, effective 20 August 2019.
Islas Secas is an archipelago of effortlessly beautiful islands in the Gulf of Chiriquí on the Pacific coast of Panama. An inspired eco-destination befitting the most intrepid traveller, the resort combines the wonders of Panama’s incredible natural land and seascape with genuinely sustainable hospitality and
These three hotels take pride in their efforts toward water protection and conservation, writes Jessica Mueller.
One cruise line is proving that when it comes to conservation, you don't necessarily need to sacrifice comfort. Here are five ways Hurtigruten is changing the face of the cruise industry for the better.
Monaco has long been a European leader when it comes to protecting and promoting its natural assets. Natasha Dragun discovers the top 10 ways to see this glam city-state while ensuring you contribute to the principality’s green future.
Glam and green, the independent city-state of Monaco leads the European charge when it comes to ensuring a sustainable future, writes Natasha Dragun.
Travel in a mindful way and make a positive impact on the world. From reducing waste to protecting wildlife, Jocelyn Pride uncovers destinations where sustainability meets luxury.
The cruise industry is taking a stand to protect its most important asset – the ocean – as Julie Miller discovers. There’s no denying the popularity of cruising, with over 300 ships carrying more than 26 million passengers per year. The continued success of cruising, however,