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Dubrovnik, Croatia earns the Green Pioneer of Smart Tourism 2026 title for its sustainable and digital innovations, reshaping travel and cultural tourism for the future

Germany, Spain, Italy, and France have united in a €2.9 billion EU strategy to revolutionize European tourism, focusing on eco-friendly travel, connectivity, and sustainability

Can Tho and Wernigerode partner to boost green tourism, sharing sustainable practices in agriculture and travel to attract eco-conscious visitors.

At the 2025 Rhodes Forum, Europe’s tourism leaders gather in Gothenburg to advance sustainability goals, support MSMEs, and promote a green travel transition.

In January 2025, Hard Rock Hotel Bali reached a remarkable milestone, securing the prestigious Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) certification. This accolade places the hotel among a select few in Indonesia committed to sustainable tourism. The certification reflects its dedication to eco-friendly practices, resonating with the growing trend of travelers prioritizing environmentally conscious accommodations. This achievement not only enhances the hotel’s brand value but also sets a powerful benchmark for other hospitality businesses in Bali and beyond.