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What is Travalyst

What is Travalyst? (The Future of Travel)

Updated March 8, 2020 By //  by Brian. This post contains affiliate links. This means we may make a small commission, at no extra cost to you.

Ever wondered where the future of travel is heading? And what is Travalyst all about?

Well, some of the biggest travel companies in the world have teamed up to form a massive global initiative.

Their goal? To change the impact of travel on the world, for good.

What is Travalyst
Travel the Sustainable Way from now on!

What is Travalyst?

Travalyst is a sustainable global initiative founded by some of the biggest names in travel, such as:

  • Booking.com
  • Skyscanner.com
  • Trip.com
  • Tripadvisor
  • Visa

These companies care about the planet and the power of travel, this is why they have come together to change the way we travel.

They want to make sure everyone can explore the world in a sustainable way by protecting people and places.

Creating positive futures for destinations and local communities. We cannot continue to take, take, take our there will be no future.

The campaign is spearheaded by the Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry who strongly believes in a more sustainable approach to travel.

What is Travalyst
Sustainable travel is the way of the future

The Future of Travel & Problems We Face

More and more people are traveling these days. Since the year 2000, the amount of international travel has more than doubled.

And by roughly 2030 it is expected to more than double again! Ahh.

It’s estimated that by 2030 more than 1.8 Billion people will be traveling internationally.

An estimated 8.8 Trillion will be contributed to the global economy via travel-related activities.

And did you know 1 in 10 jobs in the world are travel-related!

(Data from Travalyst.org)

At the moment we are facing massive overcrowding at popular destinations like Venice and Barcelona.

The effects of travel have a major impact on the environment, the problems we face are:

  • Overcrowding
  • The strain on resources such as food, water, waste and facilities
  • Destruction of plant and animal life due to expansion
  • Destruction of local communities and indigenous groups

It has been proven that travellers care more and more for the planet and want to help.

Read Skyscanner’s sustainable travel report here. https://www.skyscanner.net/about-us/sustainability

What is Travalyst
Let’s all do our part and protect our planet by supporting these programs. So we can enjoy travel for years to come

Travalyst Verdict

It is amazing when large dominant cooperations take charge of the industry and try to make a change.

Without these large companies supporting change, it would almost be impossible to stop the destruction and impact of communities around the world that rely on travellers and holidaymakers visiting their beautiful shores.

Everyone can do their part in climate change and the impact travel has on our lives and others.

It just takes a little education and positive action to protect our amazing world we call earth.

Our children depend on it.

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  1. Susan Lomas

    July 31, 2020 at 10:57 am

    If I put my small eco friendly budget hotel on booking.com to promote online reservations does it mea part of the fee I pay will now go to Travelyst?

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    • admin

      July 31, 2020 at 1:26 pm

      I’m pretty sure your fees go to Booking.com to be on their website that gets millions of visitors every month. You are paying for the Booking.com brand and having the privilage of being on the recommended list of top rated places to stay.
      Where they spend their money after that is their business. If I was going to visit your area I would go straight on booking.com because they are the best!

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