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Sep 28Mon
  1. Skift Feed

    Hilton Releases All-Renewable-Energy Hotel Brand Blueprint

    Hilton released a brand blueprint for hotels to run entirely on renewable energy, claiming it could cut energy bills by 18-40% and raise efficiency by 30% annually. The Home2 Suites clean-energy prototype is based on modeling across 13 U.S. cities chosen for geographic spread, differing grid structures and fuel mixes. The prototype is all-electric and paired with 100% renewable energy, sourced on-site where suitable (e.g., solar on roofs and parking canopies) and off-site when needed, mostly via green renewable energy certificates. It is positioned as a recommended blueprint for new hotels.

Sep 24Thu
  1. Skift Feed

    Banyan Group Drops 'Sustainability' for 'Contribution'

    At Skift Global Forum 2026, Banyan Group Deputy CEO Ho Ren Yung said the group is talking less about sustainability and more about its contribution to the environment. She said people's eyes gloss over when you say sustainability and climate, and that the term has become overused, especially during events like Climate Week NYC. Banyan Group is reframing its work to re-engage the industry and its guests.

Aug 18Tue
  1. Skift Feed

    Can Tweaking Plane Routes Cut Aviation’s Climate Impact? An Airspace-Wide Contrail Trial Will Test…

    Operation Blue Skies, a UK-backed trial, will test AI-guided flight rerouting to avoid climate-warming contrails over the Shanwick Oceanic Control Area over two winters. Part-funded by the UK Department for Transport, the £5 million trial uses AI contrail forecasts from Google and others. Modelling suggests altitude adjustments of up to 2,000 feet could cut contrail formation by 60-70% for only ~1% more fuel burn. Contrails account for about one-third of aviation's climate impact.

Apr 22Wed
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    Travel Foundation CEO: Sustainability Action Lags, Regulation to Drive Change

    In an Earth Day interview, Travel Foundation CEO Jeremy Sampson said consensus on tourism's impact has created a 'false sense of progress,' with system change lagging and climate impacts accelerating. He expects regulation to drive change and destinations to gain more control. He praised the Canary Islands' RegNext regenerative tourism initiative as a model of industry-government collaboration. Sampson also discussed how framing sustainability as economic resilience helps bring stakeholders on board.