Green tourism certification – the list unveiled
Free guide through the label jungle launched
Ecotrans, together with Friends of Nature International, Arbeitskreis Tourismus &Entwicklung and Tourism Watch have launched a new edition of the "Guide through the Label Jungle".
This guide aims to disseminate the relevant information to understand the functioning of the certification programmes, their verification procedure, transparency and their coverage of sustainability issues.
The "Guide through the Label Jungle" was created to help all tourism stakeholders, including tourists to get familiar with the world of labels in tourism.
There is a selection of 50 labels in the guide; all 150 worldwide certificates are available online on the DestiNet: Standards & Certificates section
ECOTRANS works to promote sustainable & responsible tourism worldwide.
This year, the decade-old UN Type II partnership formed by the EEA, UNEP, UNWTO and ECOTRANS completed its work to create the world’s largest portal on sustainable tourism -known as the DestiNet. Sustainable & Responsible Tourism Portal, bringing together all key global actors in tourism into one knowledge base, linked to the UNs overall Agenda 21 Sustainable Development Knowledge Base.
DestiNet has become the major gateway for certified SMEs and destinations to the global green market-place and international green economy.
If you are a certification programme, you can join the certifiers section on DestiNet and give more visibility to your programme and your certified businesses. Certified businesses benefit from our strategic partnerships with booking portals and travel agencies. In addition, you will get your own folder, having the possibility to upload/download the information related to your certified businesses in a template, allowing you to update and publish your data base at any time.
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TotemTourism Tourism & Greenwash Report available also: The report includes a full, in depth analysis of 138 green tourism certification schemes a chosen top 20, a review of the businesses that appear to offend against the "7 Sins of Greenwash" and a guide to avoid Greenwash in your operation! Full details HERE
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