Sustainability

El Dorado Royale and El Dorado Casitas Royale have received the EarthCheck Gold certification for the ninth consecutive year, reflecting sustained environmental and operational responsibility in the Riviera Maya.

The International Year of Sustainable Tourism 2027 marks a decisive shift from policy to action. Led by UN Tourism and mandated by the United Nations General Assembly, the initiative sets a global framework to embed climate action, resilience, and inclusive growth into the core of the tourism industry—reshaping how destinations plan, operate, and measure long-term sustainability.

Cozumel welcomes the XIII Mexican & IV Pan-American Coral Reef Congress, highlighting coral reef science, conservation, and Caribbean sustainability

The Bahamas honors its sustainability champions in tourism. Meet the 2025 award winners shaping the future of eco-conscious travel in paradise.

Tourism drives growth and cultural exchange, but unmanaged it creates strain and inequality. The WTTC report outlines six pillars to tackle overtourism—governance, planning, data, vigilance, smart investment, and community empowerment. The goal: destinations that are sustainable, resilient, and truly benefit residents and travelers alike.

Discover how to plan truly sustainable MICE and wedding events with authentic practices, avoiding greenwashing while creating lasting impact.