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Climate change and tourism

Climate change is one of the biggest challenges facing the future of tourism.  Tourism is both contributing to and being impacted by the changing climate. Extreme events like storms, floods and heatwaves are happening more often and with greater intensity, risking tourist and resident safety, damaging infrastructure and natural attractions, disrupting travel and changing visitor patterns.

By taking climate action, tourism organisations can be part of the solution, helping to raise the quality of life for residents, enhancing resilience and conserving destination assets.

For more information, tips and research explore the resources below.

Understand the challenge

Four practical ideas to shift tourism towards a more resilient and just climate transition at the scale and pace needed.
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A report calling on the travel industry to coordinate resources and action for communities most at-risk from climate change, particularly…
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A report calling on the travel industry to coordinate resources and action for communities most at-risk from climate change, particularly…
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A research report showing what a global, thriving, decarbonising tourism industry could look like by 2030 and through to 2050.
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A research report showing what a global, thriving, decarbonising tourism industry could look like by 2030 and through to 2050.
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Plan your response

Person hiking along a mountain ridge, image from Destination Stewardship Guide to Action on Climate Change cover.
The 2025 edition, by the Travel Foundation and Destination Wayfinder, outlines 37 actions for planning, measurement, decarbonisation, regeneration, collaboration and…
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Mountainous landscape overlooking the coastline in Tenerife, Canary Islands.
A guide for Spanish tourism suppliers, produced by TurEspaña and the Travel Foundation
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