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Tourism Heads to COP31 Wanting Results, Not More Pledges

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Five years after the Glasgow Declaration, tourism has plenty of climate commitments but little shared proof of what they’ve achieved. The industry is still split on whether better measurement or faster action should come first.

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Tourism Heads to COP31 Wanting Results, Not More Pledges
Tasmin Lockwood · 11/6/2026, 2:35:41 PM

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