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.

The 16 new thrusters will cut underwater noise and emissions – and make the ferry company “the green alternative to a tunnel.”

The aviation sector in Denmark is banding together to propose new joint industry initiatives towards greener aviation.

The traditional winter break in February is now the time to use the last of the winter snows, not Easter.

But up to 100 volunteer visitors will be given free accommodation and meals to help the locals preserve the landscapes.

The airline is to end its Boeing 737 fleet operations this year in favour of a single aircraft type of up to 80 Airbus A220-300s.

It will be possible to explore the new M/S Visborg in Stockholm and Visby before the ship’s maiden voyage.

Michelin-starred chefs have teamed up for a restaurant in the wild, placing seven benches in different locations.

Travel companies must be aware that gaps are narrowing between millennial and older travellers, or backpackers and luxury seekers.

The eco-move is “part of an ambitious program by SAS to reduce climate changing emissions”, the airline says.

Mountaintop ice skating, visiting a traditional pearl farm and the option of diving for pearls are new adventures on the RAK menu.

British Airways introduces electric versions of the city’s famous taxis within Heathrow for premium connecting customers.

Avis Norway took delivery of 280 all-electric Teslas in 2018, helping to keep Norway as Europe’s biggest market for the US manufacturer.

The loan will help Vietnam spread the extremely high growth in visitor numbers it is seeing to other towns and beaches.

Speaking at a recent conference in Berlin, Wizz chief József Váradi credited a “critically important” competitive advantage.

Celebrities have added publicity to an initiative launched by two women trying to get 100,000 people not to fly in 2019.

Key factors shaping adventure travel over the coming year will be making it slower, quieter, smarter and greener.