The anticipation for Spain’s Sustainability Day 2024 is building with a compelling programme unveiled by the Spanish Tourist Office. Set to be hosted in London, the event promises enriching discussions on sustainability.
- Keynote speakers from renowned organisations will spotlight the importance of social sustainability, showcasing ignored facets in mainstream dialogues.
- The gathering will feature panel discussions on the circular economy, biodiversity, and accessibility, engaging industry experts and thought leaders.
- A notable highlight includes insights on reducing carbon footprints towards achieving net zero, delivered by expert Charlie Cotton.
- Concluding with Spain’s Sustainable Media Awards, the event provides opportunities for valuable networking.
The Spanish Tourist Office has officially revealed details for the upcoming Spain’s Sustainability Day 2024, slated to occur in London on April 17. This forward-thinking event aims to elevate discussions concerning sustainability by featuring distinguished keynote speakers and panel sessions focused on pivotal environmental issues. Through interactions with prominent figures in the field, attendees will gain insights into how sustainable practices can be better integrated into the travel industry.
Nejc Jus, head of research at the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC), will deliver a keynote address that integrates the latest environmental and social indicators pertinent to the United Kingdom and Spain within the broader European context. His expertise promises to provide a robust framework for understanding these complex issues.
Charlie Cotton, founder of a renowned carbon consultancy, will present on effectively calculating carbon footprints and strategising pathways to reach net zero emissions. His presentation is anticipated to impart practical strategies for attendees wishing to embrace more sustainable operations.
Panel discussions are set to delve deeply into the complexities of the circular economy, biodiversity, and accessibility. Esteemed participants such as Zina Bencheikh, managing director of Intrepid for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa; Carol Rose, senior sustainability manager at Abta; and Angus Drummond, CEO of Limitless Travel, will offer diverse perspectives and experiences.
The event is further distinguished by its co-sponsorship with Visit Benidorm and the Mallorca Tourism Board, which strengthens its credibility in promoting sustainable tourism practices. The climax of the day will feature Spain’s Sustainable Media Awards, enhancing the platform for recognizing notable contributions to responsible travel.
The event is poised to set a new precedent in sustainability discussions within the travel sector.
