The Business Case for Sustainability

The inaugural session of the AITO Sustainability Webinar Series.

In this engaging discussion on "The Business Case for Sustainability," our expert panel shared valuable insights and practical strategies for developing an actionable sustainability plan.

Key Speakers:

- Professor Xavier Font from the University of Surrey provided an academic perspective on sustainable tourism.

- Alice Troiano, CEO of Prosperah, discussed innovative approaches to integrating sustainability into business practices.

- Sam Clark, Managing Director of Experience Travel Group, shared real-world examples of successful sustainability initiatives.

- Ashley Toft, CEO of KE Adventure, offered insights on the impact of sustainability on customer engagement and brand loyalty.

If you missed the live session or want to revisit the key takeaways, we invite you to watch the recorded video below. Together, let’s continue to build a sustainable future for our industry!

October 9th 2024

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The Business Case for Sustainability


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January 26th 2023 Thomas Herry
In 2021, to take climate action and use tourism as a force for good, AITO – together with 500 other companies from the travel industry – signed the Declaration of Glasgow at COP26. It made the travel industry one of the leading advocates for tackling climate change, and committed to five essential steps: Measure, decarbonize, regenerate, collaborate and finance. Carbon offsets can play a role in fulfilling this commitment.
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