World Sustainable Travel & Hospitality Awards has opened entries for 2025 programme. Individuals and organisations across globe accelerating change and making an impactful contribution to sustainable travel and tourism are invited to enter free of charge.

World Sustainable Travel & Hospitality Awards has opened entries for its 2025 programme. Individuals and organisations across the globe accelerating change and making an impactful contribution to sustainable travel and tourism are invited to enter free of charge.
30 categories covering all sectors of sustainable travel and tourism have been selected by the Awards Advisory Board of experts to reflect the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and net positive framework of People, Planet, Place, Prosperity and Partnerships.
Call for Entries: 2 May – June 30
Global Voting: 14 July – August 30
Gala Ceremony, Terra, Expo City Dubai: October 29 Justin Cooke, Executive Vice-President, World Sustainable Travel & Hospitality Awards, says: “On behalf of the Awards, I am delighted to open submissions for our 2nd annual programme. We welcome entries from across the sustainable travel and hospitality sector. Our goal is to recognise and tell the stories of those accelerating change and making a sustainable impact on our planet for the next generation.” The Awards is run in partnership with the World Sustainable Hospitality Alliance, whose partners and members represent over 66,000 hotels, 8 million rooms globally, 300 brands, and over 100 supply chain and strategic partners. Glenn Mandziuk, CEO, World Sustainable Hospitality Alliance, says: “I’m thrilled to see the categories for the 2025 World Sustainable Travel & Hospitality Awards now live, it marks the exciting beginning of a journey to recognise those making a real difference across our industry. The hosting of this year’s awards at Terra, Expo City Dubai, is a powerful symbol of our collective ambition to build a Net Positive future for the industry. I look forward to celebrating the visionaries and innovators who are leading the way towards a more sustainable world.” -TradeArabia News Service