1. Offset your carbon footprint
Give back to the environment for every tonne of CO2 your business travel emits with GreenPerk. At £10 per tonne of CO2, your carbon offsets can help NGOs like Atmosfair finance energy efficiency projects around the world.2. Don't print your travel documents
Airports and hotels worldwide accept digital tickets, boarding passes, booking confirmations and more. Implement a “no-print” travel practice in your company to encourage travelling employees to go digital. 3. Behave responsibly in hotels
Many hotels now ask you to put your towels in a specific place if you would like them washed and replaced. You also need to ask if you would like your sheets changed during your stay. Encourage your travelling employees to observe these practices and only change these amenities when needed.4. All the cool kids drive electric
Hire an electric car! Use TravelPerk’s car booking service and choose an electric car to minimise your carbon footprint. Include electric cars in your company travel policy so your travellers can have a positive impact on the global and local environment.5. Use car-sharing apps & public transport
You can also consider using the car-sharing economy if it’s available at your destination to decrease carbon emissions. Public transport is another great way to minimise the negative impact that mobility can have on the environment by increasing fuel efficiency and reducing traffic congestion.8. Create a green travel policy
Incorporate sustainable, green practices into your company travel policy. Set clear targets for your “green business travel policy”, and encourage employees to get involved. Think about creating an incentive programme to reward and celebrate the most carbon-conscious travellers.9. Do company offsites in sustainable destinations
Consider organising key company events like offsites or team buildings in “sustainable destinations”. If you’re looking to travel for these purposes, consider countries with carbon-neutral cities or that have eco-friendly urban planning.Did you find this article useful?
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