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A Net Zero Roadmap for Travel & Tourism - 2nd Edition
A Net Zero Roadmap for Travel & Tourism - 2nd Edition
Released on Nov 20, 2024
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A Net Zero Roadmap for Travel & Tourism - 2nd Edition

This second edition aims to offer insights into the status quo of climate action for the Travel & Tourism sector, as of 2024. Key challenges across selected industries are discussed, supported by a tangible action plan to help the sector to net zero emissions by 2050.

This second edition aims to offer insights into the status quo of climate action for the Travel & Tourism sector, as of 2024. Key challenges across selected industries are discussed, supported by a tangible action plan to help the sector to net zero emissions by 2050.
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The updated Net Zero Roadmap, developed in close consultation with key representatives of the global Travel & Tourism sector, discusses the latest (2024) status quo on Travel & Tourism climate action, highlighting key progress made in recent years, and a tangible guide to decarbonising the sector. Four new topics have been added that explore current, pressing topics from SAF to certification.

An updated decarbonisation framework has been produced, reflecting the type of emission reduction targets and their corresponding timeframes. The challenges and opportunities in reducing emissions, in line with this framework, are discussed at a sector wide and industry-specific level.

The report also provides an updated decarbonisation action framework with guiding principles and decarbonisation levers to help the sector achieve net zero emissions by 2050.  
Annex document available here.

For further explanation of the methodology and sources behind this Economic Impact Research, please refer to these two supporting papers: 'Methodology'and 'Data Sources and Estimation Techniques'.
Number of pages in this report: 82

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Sustainability
Thought Leadership
Impact of Travel

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