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To B or not to B: is B Corp certification right for your business?
As we enter Global B Corp Month, what is the value of becoming certified?
CroisiEurope to unveil its first Amazon river ship in 2027
The operator is currently building a new ship that will home port in the Brazilian city of Manaus and will be operational from early 2027
Tui to debut first sensory rooms for neurodivergent guests this summer
Tui is increasing its offering for neurodivergent travellers and their families at two Tui Blue properties this summer – the Tui Blue Nausicaa Beach hotel in Larnaca and Tui Blue Aura hotel in Ibiza
'Celebrity has a chance to deliver the world’s first luxury river ship – designed for all'
If Celebrity Cruises stands by the values that have made the brand such a success, it now has an opportunity to transform attitudes towards inclusivity in the river sector, writes Inclu Travel co-founder and chief executive Richard Thompson for TTG
Jo Rzymowska: 'As a gay woman, how can I feel welcome in Donald Trump’s America?'
Having been Celebrity Cruises’ vice president and managing director, EMEA and now as a non-executive director at Hays Travel, I’m proud to support diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace. And my partner Lynne and I have no desire to travel to the States in the next four years.
TTG Sustainability Festival returns in March – sign up to attend
TTG’s online festival helping travel agents boost their knowledge and confidence for selling more responsible travel is back!
Industry must work together on emissions and ‘compare apples with apples’ – Intrepid
UK and Ireland director Hazel McGuire has called on the industry to have a unified approach when it comes to measuring emissions
'You don't need a degree for a successful travel career,' says 30 Under 30 star
Bethany Dimond has shared her top tips for pursuing a career in travel after wowing the judges of TTG 30 Under 30.
The great diversity and inclusion pushback: why it’s wrong and what you can do about it
Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives have been gaining traction in the travel industry, but the global climate has changed – so how can travel help keep these issues on the agenda?
Cost remains bigger priority for majority of travellers than green concerns
A WTTC report has found consumers are still prioritising cost over sustainability issues, but offers solutions as to how to change the mindset
Travel salaries rise again in 2024 to boost sector’s ‘competitiveness’
New figures show average travel salaries went up by 8.4% last year to more than £37,000, and have increased by more than a fifth since 2022 and a third since 2021
Why agents prefer to recommend this under-the-radar Greek island
The Greek National Tourism Organisation hosted TTG and four TTG Sustainable Travel Ambassadors on the lesser-visited island of Naxos, where the agents discovered "authentic Greece" through cooking classes, local product tastings and walking tours – and sampled one of the destination’s newest luxury hotels
The Intrepid holiday agents say is a 'once-in-a-lifetime'
TTG recently explored South Africa with Intrepid and an agent group of TTG Sustainable Travel Ambassadors. They met the world’s first all-female anti-poaching unit (the Black Mambas) and tried both a private game reserve and Kruger National Park safari
There's more to Uganda than just gorillas: the company doing safari differently
A trip to Uganda – or Rwanda – does not always have to be about just gorillas
Govt insists it is keen to avoid 'unnecessary' air fare hikes amid carbon clampdown
Ministers open consultation on how to marry Europe’s emissions trading scheme with global systems to avoid duplication and fare increases
Time for action: how can the luxury travel sector become more sustainable?
With its higher carbon footprint per passenger, the luxury travel industry is finding alternative ways to provide a more sustainable product. 
New BBC documentary predicts fare rises and disputes flying's green claims
A prime-time BBC documentary, Cheap Flights, has put aviation’s green efforts under scrutiny and warned of fare increases
The disability pay gap may be worse for travel employees – here’s why
Data from the Office for National Statistics reveals that in 2023 disabled employees earned an average of £2 less per hour than their non-disabled colleagues – and workers in travel and tourism may be disproportionately affected.
Industry leaders unite behind new air travel accessibility taskforce
Jet2.com and Manchester Airports Group are among the travel businesses to welcome the new taskforce, which will set out to make air travel more accessible for disabled passengers
Ade Adepitan hails Spain's ‘game-changing’ accessibility report ‘a blueprint for progress’
TV presenter and basketball paralympian Ade Adepitan linked up with Spain to help the country launch its ‘transformative’ report into accessibility, which he hailed a ‘blueprint’ for progress
'Be intentional about your commitment to DEAI,' travel told
Social inclusion should be at the forefront of business intent, not just a tagline, WTM London delegates told
Explore MD: 'Sustainability is an increasingly important part of our sales pitch'
Explore Worldwide managing director Michael Edwards tells TTG why sustainability is becoming the "currency" of what a good travel business looks like for both agents and customers
TTG Media shortlisted for sustainability award
TTG Media has been shortlisted for a sustainability accolade in The Association of Women Travel Executives 2024 annual awards
Ponant reveals plans to downsize ahead of move to ‘slow cruising’
The changes are part of the luxury cruise line’s commitment to becoming a zero-emissions company.