Kuoni will sell a higher percentage of European flights and reduce emissions both in stores and head office as part of its plan to reach net-zero by 2030.
The operator published its first impact report on Friday (9 June) which aims to find different ways to achieve major carbon reduction by the decade’s end.
“Getting to a net zero target requires us to reduce our carbon footprint per customer by 50% by 2030,” said Claire Ross, sustainability director at Kuoni’s parent Der Touristik UK. “It’s an important and ambitious piece of work as part of our sustainability strategy.”
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