The European innovation project FLAGSHIPS has €5 million from the EU to support two commercially operated zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell vessels in France and Norway.

The manufacturer Airbus has set up a new collaboration with SAS on the development of future sustainable aircraft.

The Finnish carrier admits that its carbon offset website gives data that contradicts other information from the company.

An experienced civil servant will strengthen Copenhagen Airport's focus on corporate social responsibility and “green conversion”.

A leaked European Commission report claims that a new fuel tax would be like removing almost eight million cars off the roads.

A Danish NGO has just launched its programme in three more locations where paddlers can use a kayak for free to clean waste from the waters of rivers and lakes.

The deadly explosions in Sri Lanka that targeted hotels and churches has led to the postponement of a huge UN environmental conference that was due to take place in the country.

The self-catering cottage provider Novasol is publicising research listing what influences Swedes when choosing holiday.

Swedes made half a million fewer journeys overseas for leisure purposes in 2018 than the year before, new research shows.

Since it launched a scheme a year ago to offset emissions, 1.5 million youth tickets have been bought, up 5%.

A group of tourists ran for their lives as huge waves approached the shore in the Breiðamerkurlón glacial lagoon.

As Sweden continues to move against air travel, the Green Party in the new government is committing to a tender for regular night trains.

A Canadian airline and a Seattle-based engine maker say they have come up with a shortcut to electrification.

Finavia says it is “setting an example in emissions reduction and accelerating its climate programme”, including “the largest solar plant among the Nordic airports”.

London’s Heathrow Airport has crowned the rapidly modernising flag carrier of Oman, beating last year’s winner SAS.

CLIA pledges that member cruise lines will cut the rate of carbon emissions across the industry by 40% by 2030.

Western Europe is Dubai’s biggest contributor of overnight visitor volumes, commanding a 21% share in 2018.

The Swedish airport operator is stressing sustainability in response to growing concerns over air travel in the country.

As the effects of climate change bite, only one airline appears to be taking carbon emissions seriously, a new report suggests.

The pan-Nordic hotel chain has been reporting to the Carbon Disclosure Project since 2016 and has now had its score raised.