According to the company, on average, international flights routinely account for over 70% of a trip’s total carbon footprint.
Since January 2019, Pura Aventura has measured the carbon from all of its operations. Between January 2019 and December 2020 it produced 1,476 tonnes.
Thomas Power, chief executive and co-founder, said measuring and publishing the data "is crucial in helping us all understand the environmental impact of our travels".
"With this information, consumers can demand to see what action is being taken, empowering them to make more considered choices about their travels," he added.
