The European Travel Commission (ETC) is proud to announce a groundbreaking partnership with Tomorrow’s Air, a brand of the Adventure Travel Trade Association (ATTA), dedicated to inspiring and educating the global travel collective about climate-conscious travel solutions. Tomorrow’s Air is committed to cleaning carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and permanently storing it, fostering a greener future for the travel industry. This partnership aims to increase awareness of climate-conscious travel among European travel stakeholders and support innovations in climate technology.
Key objectives of the partnership
The Tomorrow’s Air – ETC Sustainable Events & Education Partnership is built on two primary objectives:
Empowering event delegates for climate action
As part of the partnership, Tomorrow’s Air will offer ETC event delegates a custom payment link to purchase a 25 Euro package every time they register for an ETC event. This package includes engaging education on climate-conscious travel and innovations in climate technology, such as carbon removal with permanent storage. For every delegate who chooses to purchase this package, ETC will match their payment with an additional 25 Euro contribution. The payments made by delegates and matched by ETC will contribute towards the removal and permanent storage of 52 kilograms of carbon dioxide.
Sustainable partnership for a greener future
With this exciting partnership, Tomorrow’s Air and the European Travel Commission are taking a significant step towards promoting climate-conscious travel in Europe. By engaging European travel businesses and travellers, fostering innovation in climate technology, and supporting sustainable events, we aim to create a brighter, greener future for the travel industry.
Together, we hope to inspire not only the European travel community but also the global travel collective to join forces in combatting climate change and making travel a force for positive environmental impact.
Read more about the partnership in this FAQ.
This initiative is part of the ETC Climate Action Plan.