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Our Unpacked advice columnist helps a traveler reconcile the wish to visit fragile parts of the planet with the desire to keep those places safe.

Reflections and a new year’s resolution following the annual global summit of the World Travel & Tourism Council.

The Lufthansa Group is cutting CO₂ emissions through fleet modernization, Green Fares, and sustainable fuels.

The beloved glamping brand now offers a new way to experience the great outdoors in the Golden State.

We asked some prominent EV enthusiasts for their favorite electric road trips across the U.S. From the shores of Connecticut to California’s historic Route 66, these excursions are expert approved.

Travelers today are more conscious of their environmental footprint, even if it often seems abstract. But what about the trail of waste travelers create?

If you would prefer to travel to places that are taking climate action seriously, Euromonitor International recently ranked the world’s countries based on their approach to sustainable travel and tourism. Here’s which destinations topped the list.

UnCruise Adventures blends nature, cultural immersion, and eco-friendly practices in expeditions to the Galápagos, Baja, Alaska, and Hawai‘i.

The carrier is betting big that travelers will seek sun-drenched getaways like the Dominican Republic and Costa Rica this winter.

Marine biologist and oceanographer Dr. Sylvia Earle serves as the godmother of Explora Journeys’ recently launched ‘Explora I’ cruise ship. Here’s why she doesn’t think that’s a conflict of interest.

No cars allowed? One writer sets out to tackle some of the United Kingdom’s most epic landscapes—while leaving as little of a trace as possible.

Escape the crowds in favor of the British country’s UNESCO sites, diverse landscapes, ruins, and undiscovered cities—and minimize your carbon footprint from the comfort of a train car at the same time.

Sustainable travel is a fringe movement no longer.

There’s a lot going on, including new sea kayaking adventures, a home for Māori art, and a manuka honey meadery.

After the Danish capital launched its popular CopenPay initiative last year, which effectively “pays” travelers who engage in more sustainable tourism efforts, the program’s success is inspiring others to do the same.