Sustainability

  Living a more sustainable life doesn’t have to be overwhelming or complicated. In fact, making a few simple swaps in your daily routine can have a big impact on the environment. Whether you're looking to cut down on waste,…

  The fashion world has always been about trends—what’s in, what’s out, and what’s the next big thing. But in recent years, a different kind of trend has been emerging: sustainability. With growing awareness about environmental issues and the impact…

  National parks are some of the most stunning places on Earth, from majestic mountains and sprawling forests to tranquil lakes and pristine beaches. But they offer more than just a beautiful escape from everyday life—national parks play a key…

  Travel is all about adventure—exploring new places, meeting new people, and of course, trying new foods! But have you ever thought about how your food choices while traveling can affect the environment? It’s easier than you might think to…

  Water is one of our most precious resources, but it’s easy to take it for granted. From long showers to running taps, we all use more water than we might realize. The good news? Conserving water doesn’t have to…

  Sustainability—it’s everywhere, from your coffee cup to your grocery aisle. Everyone wants to save the planet, but sometimes the eco-friendly world is filled with iffy ideas that just won’t quit. Let’s break down some of these myths with a…

    Last year, we launched Our Blue Way, Travel Blue Group’s sustainability-focused initiative. Through this program, we dedicate ourselves to reducing environmental impacts by converting as many existing products as possible to recycled or recyclable materials. We also produce…

    Each June 8th, we celebrate World Ocean Day. While protecting our oceans should be an everyday practice, this date is an excellent reminder of their importance and the ideal opportunity to raise awareness of how we can induce…

    Whether for business or leisure, travelling always depletes your body’s water reserves. Of course, that means you need to drink water to avoid dehydration and fainting spells—perhaps even a bit more often than usual. Most people purchase water…