Launched in 2015 ahead of COP21, the national “Green Embassy” project of the Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs aims to reduce the environmental footprint of France’s 163 embassies around the world. Its goals include achieving carbon neutrality and promoting sustainable practices in energy, water, waste, and biodiversity management.

The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) has published an interesting report entitled “Bridging The Say-Do Gap: How to Create an Effective Sustainability Strategy by Understanding Your Customers”.

Cambodia is at a crossroads. With its vibrant culture and natural landscapes, the nation has long recognized tourism as a pillar of economic growth. Yet, as visitor numbers rise and global expectations evolve, Cambodia faces a crucial question: how to ensure that tourism development remains sustainable, reconciling economic ambitions with the imperative of protecting its unique heritage and environment?

Southeast Asia is experiencing a remarkable tourism boom, with visitor numbers soaring across the region. Yet, amidst this rapid expansion, a compelling sustainability narrative is emerging - one that balances economic growth with ecological stewardship and community empowerment.