📢 NEW!

...Net Zero resources for travel & tourism businesses. Get FREE access to:

👉 The Destination Net Zero ebook
👉 Hotel emissions calculator
👉 SAF fact sheet and much more

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Change the way you travel in 2025...

❌ Less flights
🚆 More train
🚘 Car-share
🚗 Go electric (or at least test drive one)
🚲 More human-powered journeys
🏖️ Holiday closer to home

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🌍 We're kicking 2025 off with a (Net Zero) bang so we're talking ACTION

We've pulled together 30 ways travel companies are reducing emissions.

👉 Check it out here: lnkd.in/dQnHA6UZ

Tell us below if there's anything we've missed or what you have planned this year 👇

🎉 We had a quick count up we've had 125 people certified Carbon Literate thanks to the Carbon Literacy training we provided this year 🍾

That's a big increase on last year 🙂

These courses are driving action throughout the travel and events industries so well done everyone! 🙌

#CarbonLiteracy

❓ How can event companies reduce the carbon footprint of attendee travel?

Attendee travel accounts for the largest proportion of an event's emissions (typically 70%+)

👉 We have 3 top tips for reducing the emissions related to event travel. Check them out below.

#Travel is evolving. In 2025 we predict more holiday-makers will:

👉 travel more by 🚆 or electric 🚘
👉 choose to travel in cooler months 🥵
👉 be more likely to choose 'eco' destinations (accommodation, resorts etc) 🌱

Is your company preparing for this? If so, how? Let us know by posting below 👇

❓ Have you heard of district heating?

👉 They supply heat to large areas of cities via a network of underground pipes carrying hot water.

✅ They avoid the need for individual gas / oil boilers or electric heaters can drastically reduce emissions.

Find one near you:

www.gov.uk/government/p...

This news isn't a reason not to take climate action. Every tenth of a degree counts so companies: make that low carbon travel policy, move your banking and pensions & switch to renewables.

Did you follow the outcomes of COP29?

Here's ecollective's take which we've categorised into ✅ the good, 👎 the bad, and ❌ the ugly.

What were your takeaways? Add your comments below 👇