Founded by Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex, Travalyst is a coalition of some of the biggest names in travel and technology:
Together, we’re working to provide travellers with clear, consistent and credible sustainability information, empowering them to make more informed choices.
We source reliable sustainability information about your travel options
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…and supply it on the travel booking platforms you already know and trust.
Working with sustainability experts and our partners, we strive to bring credible sustainability information to the mainstream. This information could be anything from whether a hotel employs people from the local community to how your flight compares to the average carbon emissions for that route. This then allows you to make more informed choices when you travel. Visit the pages here to find out more about how we’re achieving this.
Meanwhile we're working to accelerate change within the travel industry by bringing together leading brands in the space to collaborate and help shape a more sustainable future
As one of the world’s largest industries, travel has a huge impact on wildlife, environments and communities across the globe
Although Covid-19 had a devastating impact on the industry, travel is bouncing back. As the sector grows again, so does its impact on the environment and local communities – but so too does the opportunity to be more conscious with each trip we take.
We believe that now is the time to:
We know that reducing the environmental impact of transport is key to reducing the travel industry’s overall footprint. Collectively, the industry must work towards a range of measures, from emissions reporting and investment in new technology, to aligning on policy change.
We want to ensure that people can experience all the awe-inspiring wildlife our planet has to offer, but we believe that our presence as travellers should strive to be a force for good – conserving habitats, preserving natural resources and protecting species.
In our view, we should all strive to preserve and regenerate the places we visit: from eliminating single-use plastics, to finding new, more effective ways to reduce and offset carbon emissions.
By expanding travel’s economic benefits, alleviating overcrowding and filtering tourism through to less-visited areas, we believe that travel’s exponential growth can be a positive force. Tourism should empower local communities, allowing hosts to capitalise on, and protect, their natural and cultural resources.