Royal Caribbean Group’s annual ‘Seastainability Report’ communicates its environmental, social and governance (ESG) strategy and performance. The content of the report was shaped by their 2021 materiality assessment and ESG framework and is guided by their commitment to SEA the Future. Following the release of its 2020, 2021 and 2022 Environmental, Social, and Governance [...]
Royal Caribbean Group's 2021 Sustainability Report Highlights Revamped ESG Framework Royal Caribbean Group's annual Seastainability® report provides a comprehensive update on the company's progress and commitment with respect to environmental, social, and governance (ESG). New for 2021, Royal Caribbean Group revamped its ESG framework to better reflect the company's contributions to a more sustainable [...]
Royal Caribbean's 2020 Sustainability Report Highlights Commitment to Continuous Progress The 2020 'Seastainability' Report highlights Royal Caribbean Group (RCG)'s commitment to a continuous pursuit of progress. Cruise ships are cleaner, improving with each new class of ships. RCG’s sustainability targets focus on energy consumption reduction, emissions purification, sustainable tours and destinations, sustainable sourcing, waste management, [...]
"Sustainable tourism is one of the areas of focus for the partnership, and Royal Caribbean Cruise Line (RCL) is making progress toward its goal for 2018 when it will begin preferential purchasing of tours – where all else is equal – from operators either certified to the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) standard or [...]
Royal Caribbean Cruise Line (RCL) gave itself four years – by the end of 2020 – to see 1,000 of its destination tours come from operators certified as environmentally, socially and culturally sustainable practitioners. "RCL is using its purchasing power to drive responsible practice in the industry and that’s why this is so impactful. [...]
GSTC standards receive industry support from Royal Caribbean Cruises and Sabre Holdings, whose brands include Travelocity. They are among the first group of global travel corporations to publicly commit to promoting sustainable tourism products and services recognized by the GSTC. Other firms include Amadeus, Melia and TUI Travel. Each firm has committed to using the [...]
