How can a global hotel brand cut emissions when it doesn’t actually own most of its properties? In this episode of GreenShift, host Darren Graham sits down with Jean Garris Hand, Global Head of Sustainability at Hilton, to explore how one of the world’s largest hospitality companies is tackling decarbonization across 9,000 hotels in 139 countries.

What if the key to fighting climate change was right under our feet? In this episode of GreenShift, host Darin Graham visits a fourth-generation farmer in the English Fens who’s turning healthy soil into a climate solution.

Artificial intelligence is transforming travel — from flight optimization to customer personalization — but what about its climate footprint?

In 2021, hundreds of travel companies signed the Glasgow Declaration, pledging to halve tourism emissions by 2030 and reach net zero by 2050. But just five years later, reality looks far from those ambitions.

Tourism is the lifeblood of The Bahamas — but with 11 million annual visitors and a population of just 400,000, growth comes with high stakes for the environment.

In Part Two of GreenShift’s rail special, we continue our journey with François Ladsous, Chief Commercial Officer at Eurostar, to uncover what’s stopping rail from reaching its full potential.

Rail travel is experiencing a renaissance, with passenger numbers at Eurostar nearing 20 million last year and demand rising among leisure and U.S. travelers.

Darin Graham⁠ explores a major milestone in sustainable travel: the launch of ⁠Travalyst’s⁠ new data hub. Founded by Prince Harry, Travalyst is a nonprofit coalition of leading travel and tech companies, including Booking.com, Expedia, Skyscanner, and Google.

In the climate-changed future of travel, it won’t be the heat that grounds us — it’ll be the cost.

Climate disruption isn’t just a future threat - it’s already changing the way we travel. Businesses have no choice but to adapt.

Is data about the carbon impact of flights, hotels, and transport actually changing the way people travel?

Instead of just watching glaciers vanish, Iceland's tourism sector should start preparing now for a future where they no longer exist.

Marcus Räder has offered a vision for how short-term rentals might perform in a climate-altered future. But if he's right, the sector has big challenges to get ahead of and it may need a new kind of leader to rally the industry and shape what comes next.

Delta like most airlines want to grow and decarbonize at the same time. This strategy raises a familiar question across the sector: can the industry fly toward 'net zero' without changing its business model?

Radisson has unveiled two new hotels it says are verified as net zero – one in Manchester, UK, and the other in Oslo, Norway. On the first episode of GreenShift, we visit the Manchester property.

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