Climate Action Report in Travel and Tourism

Wednesday, May 18, 2022

The Climate Action in Travel and Tourism: Less Talk, More Action global briefing provides an even closer look into travel market and its current size and shape, brings to the forefront the creating rumours, upcoming geographies, categories and trends along with alarming problems that needs immediate attention.

It has been found that the travel sector alone creates 8% of the world’s carbon emissions. This urges for “a little less conversation, a little more action” when it comes to the association of the sector with climate, regardless of the development made post COVID situation. For travel experiences, there still remains capacity to increase innovation in climate action and operations all over the supply chain. With COP26, there are lofty expectations that tourism in the coming years will come out as a crucial vehicle in attaining net zero emissions. The study recognizes the main companies offering strategic review of the main factors impacting the market in terms of pricing, innovation, channel distribution to economic/lifestyle influences. Forecasts exemplify the way the market is expected to change and sketches the decisive factors for success.

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