Coronavirus dominates the news, but one doesn’t have to look very far to see people making connections between the current emergency and the climate emergency.

Now is the prefect time to reimagine our train journeys not just as ‘the more sustainable option’, but as a highlight of our holidays in their own right

If we are serious in our efforts to develop a transformative tourism industry, then helping our guests transform their eating habits should be an easy win. 

The age of unfettered long haul travel is – though its proponents will deny it for some years yet – coming to an end. It is time to learn to appreciate closer, smaller things. Build a world that celebrates difference, not distance.

Why I have declared a climate emergency for my work in tourism.

While I bang on about best practice and regenerative solutions, my own daily existence continually falls far short of this zero carbon vision. 

We need to transform our business not to do less harm, but to actively restore the habitats and communities where we work.

Responsible tourism companies should be doing everything they can to encourage customers to come by means of transport other than plane.

The Emergency is now. Solving it will take the rest of our lives.

A wave of climate protest is sweeping the planet, and those of us working in tourism would do well to reflect quickly on how it will impact our industry, and what we should do.