The travel industry is witnessing a paradigm shift with a growing emphasis on sustainability. Booking.com’s Sustainable Travel Report 2023, based on insights from over 33,000 travelers across 35 countries and territories, reveals that 76% of global travelers express a desire to travel more sustainably in the next 12 months.
Your travel website is the representation of what your business looks like. In today’s world sustainability has become a buzzword, so it is important that we shout out our commitment on social media; you all are doing really good work and it is worth the effort to use it as a marketing tool. We would advise the travel and tour operators to include the below on your website:
Gaurav Dhotre, is a corporate turned naturalist . He gave up his mumbai city life to follow his passion for wildlife. He discovered his love for wildlife in childhood and was fascinated to draw and read about wildlife and as he grew he took to trekking and hiking, used to increase his knowledge about the Flora and Fauna.
Community run initiatives are the most sustainable in the protection of landscapes and engagement of various stakeholders. The Baiga jewellery initiative that was started in 2018 is one such example of a sustainable initiative that now spans across 20+ community members in villages situated in Mukki and Khatiya regions of Kanha Tiger Reserve.
Rural tourism signifies the visitor’s interest in the customs of the indigenous and exotic destination. Rural tourism represents rural life, culture, art and heritage in the destination, from which the local community benefits economically and socially.
Make memories, take photos and leave only footprints One of the world's the fastest growing economic sectors, tourism holds opportunities for all if conducted sustainably. Around 2 billion people travel each year for tourism purposes. Travel and tourism connect people and bring [...] 
Collarwali or ‘Mataram’ ‘Respected Mother’ in Hindi, who died recently. She is a legend in the Pench Tiger Reserve that straddles the Madhya Pradesh and Maharashta borders of India.
Google encourages green travel through its new features, which help the consumer make eco friendly choices. These new features are added to Google Search & Maps with the focus on reducing carbon emissions by 2030.
The writer is an experienced travel expert in Britain and has floated a new global partnership with hotels and tour operators: TOFTigers
The Sustainable Travel Trends Survey, which was conducted among 18,327 travellers worldwide including 1,020 from India, has been rolled out to mark the World Environment Day on June 5.
