Surf or Sink: Royal Caribbean’s Digital Challenge
Royal Caribbean will have to reinvent itself in order to compete in the art of cruise ship supply chain and tourism operations.
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Disney World: Making the Most Magical Wearables on Earth
Move aside Fitbit and Apple Watch. Disney World is using wearables to make the happiest place on earth a little more magical.
Traveling to Iceland? Perhaps think twice.
With today’s technology, air travel is hugely taxing on the environment. However, companies, such as Icelandair, are working to ensure we can continue to enjoy the world’s beauty.
Venice – the risk of the disappearance of an entire city
Cruise lines in Venice are a shocking example of how companies adapted their business model to exacerbate the effects of climate change and thereby contribute to the risk of the disappearance of an entire city.
The Death of the Ski Industry?
Analysis of the impact of climate change on the ski industry.
Hyatt: Environmental Sustainability in Hospitality Industry
A glimpse of how Hyatt, a leading global hotel management company, incorporates its vision for environmental sustainability into its business practice
Slippery slope: Climate change is melting away skiing business – how Whistler Blackcomb innovates to stay ahead of the slush
Blackcomb Whistler illustrates what adaptation strategies ski area operators can employ to react to recent climate change developments
Nome’s New Race
Nome’s New Race – A small frontier port town strives to control its destiny as global maritime traffic drives its way.
Sink or Swim: Saving Florida’s $89.1 Billion Tourism Industry [1]
Can Florida rise to the occasion before the sea-levels do?
Quicksilver and The Fight for the Great Barrier Reef
Australia's Quicksilver uses ecotourism to raise local awareness about the decline of the Great Barrier Reef. But how can it go global?