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Among the 32 new signatories are organizations such as TUI Group, Palladium Hotel Group, Sustainable Hospitality Alliance, Hostelling International, Thompson Okanagan Tourism Association and Visit Valencia. Alongside this, a keynote presentation on...

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Interview with Alice Ackermann, Global Communications Manager at Hostelworld Group, on the GTPI

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Testimonial: . Willemijn Peeters, Founder, Searious Business Searious Business is sharing that tourists are making more sustainable decisions and why tourism stakeholders need to join GTPI. WATCH HERE.

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The new Global Tourism Plastics Initiative newsletter was unveiled at the beginning of June for World Oceans Day.

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Learn how consumer information on plastic packaging needs to improve to enable more sustainable consumption and production

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On Biodiversity Day, learn more about how the Value Chain Approach can help us preserve biodiversity and tackle one of the most urgent crises of our time

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Vulnerable communities disproportionately bear the brunt of environmental degradation caused by plastics pollution, according to new UN Environment Programme report.

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Letter addressed to all staff of the United Nations Environment Programme and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

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Contributing with a concrete case to the 10 YFP annual conference session ''The science of characterizing and assessing the transition towards more sustainable food systems". Communicating to the audience on trade-offs, impact (social coherence...

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Within the current context of the COVID-19 pandemic, a circular approach to the management of plastic items and packaging can avoid any increase in the use of single-use plastics for hygiene purposes. It can also relieve pressure on waste management...

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The ongoing pandemic has hit the tourism sector hard, putting more than 100 million jobs at risk. Now, as countries begin to recover and tourism restarts in a growing number of destinations, the Global Tourism Plastics Initiative, led by the World...

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Accor took one bold commitment to reduce it's impact on the environment: The objective is to eliminate ALL guest-related single-use plastic items in its hotels by end 2022 across 110 countries. Watch the video here.