The EarthCheck Program is used by more travel and tourism organisations than any other around the world. It validates the carbon claims of the largest accommodation providers on the planet and guides them in their sustainability initiatives. If you think sustainability initiatives are only affordable for large organisations, then it's time to think again. For just a little more than the cost of a cup of coffee per day, your organisation can leverage EarthCheck’s science-based technology to increase operational efficiencies, maximise guest experience, minimize environmental impacts and improve bottom line performance.
In an exciting new development for the tourism industry, Travel Wild has partnered with EarthCheck to launch a series of television shows highlighting destinations and hotels that have taken sustainability to heart. Fronted by effervescent presenter Lin Sutherland, Travel Wild currently airs on the Discovery Travel Network and has a potential footprint of 100 million viewers worldwide. The show has traditionally shone the spotlight on Australian destinations, but series two will broaden its content focus to include exotic destinations from Mexico to the Maldives and beyond. Coupled with the show, the Travel Wild website (www.travelwild.tv) will allow viewers to find out more about the properties and tours profiled, as well as access special EarthCheck deals.
Fronted by effervescent presenter Lin Sutherland, Travel Wild currently airs on the Discovery Travel Network and has a potential footprint of 100 million viewers worldwide. The show has traditionally shone the spotlight on Australian destinations, but series two will broaden its content focus to include exotic destinations from Mexico to the Maldives and beyond.
Coupled with the show, the Travel Wild website (www.travelwild.tv) will allow viewers to find out more about the properties and tours profiled, as well as access special EarthCheck deals.
The award-winning publication Condé Nast Traveler in the U.S.A. has named numerous EarthCheck Members among the winners, runners up and finalists of the prestigious 2010 World Savers Awards. Honouring the airlines, cruise lines, resorts, hotel chains and tour operators that are dedicated to saving their communities and the world, Condé Nast Traveler selected Banyan Tree as the overall winner among large hotel chains in the "Doing It All" category, and Altho Hotel on Bourke as as the overall winner in the "Environmental & Cultural Preservation" category.