green marketing

Sustainability and Marketing in Tourism: Paradoxes, Challenges and Opportunities

Sustainability and marketing in tourism and the implications for destinations are the topics discussed by Professors Xavier Font (Surrey University) and Scott McCabe (University of Nottingham), who share key findings from a recent article published in the Journal of Sustainable Tourism.

New Zealand: The Intriguing Story of a Destination Brand

For those interested in the branding and reputation of destinations, New Zealand is an intriguing case. Here's a summary of our special series on the origins, success and challenges of the country's 100% Pure New Zealand brand proposition.

Andrea Insch on Brand New Zealand and Nation Branding Strategies in Asia

Andrea Insch of Otago University in Dunedin, New Zealand, shares her thoughts on "green" destination branding and analyzes New Zealand's "100% Pure" destination brand.

Albert Salman on Green Destinations and Sustainable Tourism Leadership

Albert Salman explains what makes a destination "green", its benefits and challenges, and how the new Green Destinations initiative supports the sustainable development and management of tourism destinations.

How (Not) to Communicate Sustainability in Destination Marketing: Keep it Real

Sustainability and tourism marketing expert Professor Xavier Font gives tips on how (not) to communicate sustainability as part of destination marketing.

Green Brands and Sustainability Branding: Definition, Concepts, Theory

Review of academic literature on green brands and sustainability branding in a place context. Learn about definitions, concepts, theories.

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