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TAT joins residents and tourists on Ko Samui in the fight against single-use plastics to reduce waste.

The beginning of a journey for 500 precious kiwi birds has started with one special chick released to mark the start of Save Kiwi Month.

The decision to ban plastic straws is just one more step in Anantara’s ongoing journey as a leading luxury sustainable tourism brand.

Mekong Tourism Stakeholders pledge to reduce single-use plastic in the Greater Mekong Subregion during the Mekong Tourism Forum 2018 held in Nakhon Phanom, Thailand in July.

Adelaide Convention Centre and Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre are first in the world to achieve EarthCheck Platinum Certification, recognising best practice in environmental, community and business sustainability.

Nature is one of the key areas in the TAT’s ‘Amazing Thailand: Open to the New Shades’ communication concept, through which it is encouraging tourists to see the kingdom from new and existing perspectives.

Shifts to recyclable, eco-friendly utensils for all flights starting Oct 1.

Banyan Tree Samui is the first resort in Thailand to receive EarthCheck ‘Gold’ accolade.

Green Destinations (GD) is a non-profit organisation of experts and destination ambassadors working in 80 countries.

Around 200 people joined the launch ceremony, including municipal and provincial officials from Heilongjiang, together with senior representatives from ARI's shareholders CALC, China Everbright Limited, Friedmann Pacific Asset Management Limited and Sky Cheer International.