Sustainable tourism in Asia Pacific
Travel that benefits the places people visit
Across Asia Pacific, ATTIA’s Members are working to spread the benefits of tourism to more communities and to help travellers make more sustainable choices.
Three ways the industry makes a difference
More places, wider benefits
Online platforms help travellers discover secondary destinations and local hosts, spreading tourism spending beyond the usual hotspots.
Clearer choices for travellers
Labels and better information, such as highlighting lower-emission flights, make it easier to choose more sustainable trips.
Partnership with destinations
Members work with tourism authorities, local communities and industry coalitions to support long-term tourism growth.
What our Members are doing
Each Member sets its own sustainability goals. Follow the links for their latest commitments and reports.


Making sustainable travel mainstream
Aims to make sustainable travel mainstream by partnering with destinations, offering travellers more sustainable choices and supporting hotel partners.
Read more on agoda.com ↗

Benefits that stay local
Focuses on making sure local people and the communities they live in benefit as tourism grows.
Read more on news.airbnb.com ↗

Responsibility across the travel ecosystem
Takes a broad view of sustainability across environmental, social and governance matters, and works with industry partners and UN agencies.
Read more on amadeus.com ↗

More sustainable trips, made easier
Works to make it easier for everyone to experience the world more sustainably, including through industry-wide collaboration.
Read more on booking.com ↗

Partnering with destinations
Partners with destinations and organisations, including tourism authorities in Asia Pacific, to support sustainable tourism growth.
Read more on expediagroup.com ↗

Greener Choices on flights
Helps travellers fly greener with its Greener Choices label on flights with lower-than-average emissions.
Read more on skyscanner.com ↗Member images from each company’s sustainability pages.
Recognising the region’s travel changemakers
Organised by Web in Travel (WiT) in conjunction with ATTIA, the Travel Changemakers Awards honoured organisations across Asia Pacific using technology and fresh thinking to make travel better for communities and the environment.
- 100+entries
- 10winners
- 5categories
- 5markets
The inaugural Awards were presented at WiT Singapore in October 2023.

10 winners across 5 markets
Select a market on the map to see its winners.
Cempedak Island – Seven Clean Seas
Cleared more than 780 tonnes of plastic on Bintan while creating local jobs.
Riau Islands, IndonesiaAll Dreams Cambodia
#ONESTEPNOPLASTIC collected about 15,000 kg of plastic across five cities.
CambodiaThe Island Foundation
Learning for island children, taught by people from their own communities.
Riau Islands, IndonesiaKhiri Reach
#OpenThailandSafely supported tourism-dependent communities as travel returned.
ThailandSentosa Development Corporation
SentoSights guided tours of the island’s nature and heritage.
SingaporeTribe Tours
Chinatown Murders, a storytelling game tour of Chinatown.
SingaporeJOALI Maldives
A reef restoration programme built on coral nurseries.
MaldivesPan Pacific Hotels Group
A “garden-in-a-hotel” with an urban farm at PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay.
SingaporeAsian Oasis
An abandoned tea plantation reborn as Araksa Tea Garden.
ThailandJOALI Being
Empowered more than 310 women, 65 schoolgirls and 11 artists.
Maldives







Winners receiving their awards at WiT Singapore. Photos: WiT
Read the winners announcement →
