Copenhagen Airport will be certified CO2 neutral in the coming week, based on a project employing climate compensation.

Europe’s air-safety regulator has revealed plans to grade aircraft according to carbon emissions so passengers can make a choice when flying.

With growing concern over the environmental impact of flying, sleeper train services are set to experience a resurgence in popularity.

A Russian “travel influencer” has come under fire after illegally driving off-road in Iceland, wrecking soil and plant life.

The company admitted its ships continued to release “grey water” in areas like Glacier Bay in Alaska, and discharge plastic waste in the Bahamas.

Visitors to Iceland are being encouraged to abandon single-use plastic water containers and drink tap water in refillable ones instead.

A company in Indonesia has extended an invitation to foreign investors and tourism players to build a ‘Bali’ near Jakarta.

KLM has announced a commitment with partners to produce and purchase sustainable aviation fuel manufactured at a new plant in Europe.

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.