Global Destination Sustainability Movement (GDS-Movement) and Tripadvisor have forged a strategic partnership to recognise and promote sustainable travel destinations to consumers through Tripadvisor´s Travellers’ Choice” Best of the Best” Destinations Awards.
The GDS-Movement and Tripadvisor have partnered to launch a new subcategory for 2024, Best Sustainable Destinations, combining review data and audited excellence in social, economic, and environmental performance. The Travellers’ Choice “Best of the Best” awards showcase Tripadvisor users’ favourite sustainable destinations based on rankings and reviews, integrating verified and validated GDS-Index data.
Tripadvisor’s Travellers’ Choice Best of the Best Sustainable Destinations 2024 list highlights the top 10 global destinations of choice among discerning travellers seeking more responsible destinations.
Tripadvisor’s Best of the Best Sustainable Destinations 2024:
- Copenhagen, Denmark
- Stockholm, Sweden
- Bordeaux, France
- Helsinki, Finland
- Singapore, Singapore
- Melbourne, Australia
- Oslo, Norway
- Brussels, Belgium
- Galway, Ireland
- Belfast, United Kingdom
Europe leads with 8 out of the top 10 environmentally and socially responsible cities. Copenhagen, Denmark claims the top position, while the Asia-Pacific region is notably well-represented, with Singapore and Melbourne earning praise for their sustainability efforts.
Guy Bigwood, CEO and Chief Changemaker at GSD-Movement said: “We’re pleased to collaborate with Tripadvisor in recognising cities committed to environmental and social responsibility through the Travelers’ Choice “Best of the Best” Sustainable Destinations 2024. These cities serve as role models in sustainable tourism, showcasing a shared dedication to a more sustainable and resilient future in travel.”
Kristen Dalton, President of Tripadvisor, said: “Tripadvisor’s community of global travellers is passionate about sustainability as a consideration for when they’re planning trips and we’re proud to highlight such an important category. This category helps guide people looking to travel more sustainably while recognising the efforts of global destinations committed to environmental change.”
