WTTC's Net Zero Roadmap Reveals Major Advancements in Travel and Tourism Sustainability
November 27, 2024 - 06:02
WTTC’s latest Net Zero Roadmap highlights the travel and tourism sector’s progress toward sustainability with enhanced climate targets and decarbonisation strategies. Over 50% of global businesses in the industry have committed to new climate targets, showcasing a significant shift toward environmentally responsible practices. This commitment marks a crucial step in addressing climate change and reducing the sector's carbon footprint. The roadmap outlines actionable plans and collaborative efforts aimed at achieving net-zero emissions, reflecting the industry's dedication to creating a more sustainable future.
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