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Sustainable travel 'becoming mainstream' says easyJet holidays after reaching 3,000 certified hotels

Sustainability
Jennifer Morris
23 June 2026

EasyJet holidays has reached a major sustainability milestone, now offering more than 3,000 Certified Sustainable hotels across its beach and city destinations, with almost one million customers staying in such a hotel in the last year. 

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EasyJet holidays has seen a 21% increase in the number of customers choosing to stay in a Certified Sustainable hotel

Each property has been independently verified against recognised sustainability standards. EasyJet holidays has shifted its core sustainability metric to focus on the percentage of outbound customers staying in certified hotels, in a bid to prioritise behaviour change rather than just expanding supply.

In the past year, easyJet holidays has seen a 21% increase in the number of customers choosing to stay in a Certified Sustainable hotel, and customers choosing Certified Sustainable hotels report customer satisfaction scores 4.5 percentage points higher than average, demonstrating that more sustainable choices can also enhance the overall holiday experience.