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TAG partners with EarthCheck to deliver ESG metrics and reporting

EarthCheck will be working with the TAG team to benchmark and certify the groups Asia Pacific offices.
EarthCheck will be working with the TAG team to benchmark and certify the groups Asia Pacific offices.

TAG, the award-winning travel and event management company, has partnered with EarthCheck, the world’s leading scientific benchmarking, certification and advisory group for travel and tourism. EarthCheck will be working with the TAG team to benchmark and certify the groups Asia Pacific offices.

Together, EarthCheck and TAG will work together on a variety of ESG projects. This includes the ambition for net-zero pathways and the engagement of clients and partners around the world to embrace and support sustainability efforts.

Shane Barr [TAG] and Stewart Moore [EarthCheck]

Shane Barr, Managing Director of TAG Asia Pacific, said providing evidence-based, credible certification can enable businesses to act for the health of the planet. “We have always been committed to offering the best in service and support across the globe. We have seen a significant interest in our sustainability commitments, so working with EarthCheck was a natural fit in our evolving ESG roadmap. It’s an exciting partnership and we’re looking forward to collaborating with EarthCheck to further engage our partners on a global scale.”

EarthCheck & TAG

Stewart Moore, CEO and Founder of EarthCheck, said EarthCheck clients are increasingly looking for partners to help innovate and improve the efficiency and performance of their supply chains. “We are very excited to be collaborating with TAG. It is a unique opportunity for the tourism industry to take action and drive its message of responsible travel across the global community. Hygiene, general visitor safety, cleanliness, and sustainability can be expected to be front and centre in the forward travel and leisure plans for all visitor markets as we move into a reset and recovery phase where travel restrictions and physical distancing is gradually relaxed.”

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