Published Sunday to be ready Monday, “Good news in tourism” is the perfect pick-me-up for the start of a new work week in travel & tourism. And go! The World Economic Forum (WEF) describes itself as

Published Sunday to be ready on Monday, “Good news in tourism” is the perfect pick-me-up for the start of a new work week. Let’s get stuck in … And go! Important “GT” stuff first: “GT” asked a sample of

Climate change is real. How do we respond? The first four points in the Tourism Declares Climate Emergency declaration are personal undertakings or organisational commitments to plan and to change and

After a week of rising fears and a big cancellation, “Good news in tourism” is the perfect pick-me-up for the start of a new work week. And go! “GT” published a fresh “GT” Insight on Friday about a backpackers

The key calls to action from the inaugural SUNx — Strong Universal Network Climate Friendly Travel Think Tank that concluded in Malta were (according to the official press release): The Climate Crisis

The Hogsback region in the Eastern Cape of South Africa attracts visitors to its indigenous forests, lush mountainous landscape, and breathtaking hikes. Lieve Claessen and partner Elliot Sonjani operate

Happy “Good news in tourism day”! Posted on Sunday to be ready on Monday, “Good news in tourism” is the perfect pick-me-up for the start of a work week. And go! Important “GT” stuff first: The climate-related

Climate change is real. It comes with costs. Climate policy also comes with costs. The trick is to find a sensible balance. So said compassionate rationalist Bjorn Lomborg in a conversation with former

It’s time to choose your own adventure! Posted on Sunday to be ready on Monday, “Good news in tourism” is the perfect pick-me-up for the start of a work week. And go! Important “GT” stuff first: “GT” is

Happy “Good news in tourism” day! “Good news in tourism” is when we wake up to the potential for positive empowerment in our travel & tourism industry. Posted on Sunday to be ready on Monday, “Good

Tourism impact and sustainability expert Aadyaa Pandey discusses a few of the challenges overcome by Nepal’s Community Homestay Network (CHN). And she celebrates its positive impacts. Thanks to “Good Tourism”

Welcome to a new week of buzzword salads smeared with fear … No way! Fill yourself up without weighing yourself down. Tuck into something packed full of goodness. Get your weekly feed of what’s really

Happy new year of the rat! Don’t panic. “Good news in tourism” is here. Published on Sunday to be ready on Monday, “Good news in tourism” is the perfect pick-me-up for the start of a working week. And

“Good Tourism” Insight Partner SUNx — Strong Universal Network — has again called for a “moon-shot” effort by the aviation and air transport sector to be zero-carbon by 2050. During FITUR, the international

The Living Irrawaddy Dolphin Project (LIDP) is a social business supporting the protection of Irrawaddy dolphins in Myanmar’s Ayeyawaddy Dolphin Protected Area. LIDP is developing a model for dolphin

The travel & tourism industry is not to blame for all the world’s problems, but it can and should and does assume some responsibility for them. And often helps solves them. That is why you should read

The short answer is: It’s not “GT’s” role! At writing, 26 tourism organisations and five individuals had declared a global climate emergency on behalf of the multi-trillion dollar travel & tourism

“The best way to support Australia, Australian communities, and the tourism sector is to keep visiting,” says Tourism Australia on its bushfire information resources web page. “If you cannot travel to

Welcome to The “Good Tourism” Blog’s weekly reminder — if you need it — that as a tourism stakeholder YOU are NOT bad! You are probably pretty good, actually; one of the many tourism industry people or

What do you think about this simple little rhyme as a catch-all travel tip or philosophy for the new decade? It’s not ‘no’. It’s ‘know’. Gotta go? Then go! If you’ve time, go slow If you don’t, try low