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“Users Guide to Sustainability”
Saturday, 25 May, 2004
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The Boulder, Col. based Sustainable Travel International (STI) has released a User’s Guide to Sustainability for travel providers, including tour operators, accommodations and attractions.
STI in the guide attempts to answer how a company can measure its contribution to sustainability in a way that is meaningful to its business.
“We designed the User’s Guide to Sustainability to assist travel companies in implementing sustainable business practices, and help them to progress towards eco-certification,” said Peter D. Krahenbuhl, STI co-founder.
In addition to a glossary of terms, the publication provides practical tips and advice.
Report by David Wilkening
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