Clean energy is now considered to be a viable alternative to the traditional energy sources commonly used by the tourism and hospitality industries.

Here are a few reasons why, you, as a tourism service provider or hospitality business, should transition to clean energy. 

Even well-meaning businesses can be a significant source of pollution. It doesn’t have to be that way.

Sustainable business practices reduce your carbon footprint and help you to better serve your community at the same time. Many of them even have cost-saving potential. 

Did you know that your choice of energy supplier can make a huge difference to your business’ environmental footprint? In this blog, we will examine the positive impact of choosing green energy suppliers and the benefits of “going green”.

The era of businesses turning a blind eye to its environmental responsibilities is long over, and today even the smallest enterprise is called upon to do its part in reversing climate change and protecting the world we all live in.

Consumers across the board are savvier than ever and will be actively seeking out companies and products that align with a more sustainable and eco-friendly future. Green practices also allow owners to save considerable amounts of money and streamline their offerings – a win for everyone involved, including the planet!

Here are 4 practical ways to make your business more eco-friendly.

The effects of the novel Coronavirus and the resulting lockdown have been so widespread it would seem that every day another industry is claiming difficulties and rolling out a crisis plan.

What does all this disruption mean for solar power, which was by all accounts experiencing prodigious growth all through 2019? Let’s take a look at some of the ways the industry has been affected – and how it could respond to survive and thrive in an unstable marketplace.

The European river cruise sector is booming.

The number of active cruise vessels has more than doubled between 2004 and 2017. The growth in cruise tourism has placed a heavy burden on marine environments. As a result, there has been a general rise in customers demanding more responsible and sustainable tourism. To reduce their environmental impacts and to meet the increasing demand for sustainable cruising options, river cruise companies (like Scylla Cruises) have begun to take action.

Read more to find out what Scylla is doing for sustainability in our interview with Scylla’s very own CEO, Arno Reitsma.