Travel agency Travel Matters has launched a new partnership with the sustainable behaviour change scheme Jump, to engage with sector workers in order to respond to the climate emergency.
Travel Matters was part of the collective of 67 travel companies, organisations and professionals that declared a climate emergency in January 2020, in a bid to reduce the 5% of global greenhouse gas emissions that the sector is accountable for.
This year, the theme of Earth Day is Planet vs. Plastic, so we want to share 10 ways to cut down your plastic usage for a more sustainable future.
In today’s digital era, Enterprise Social Networking (ESN) platforms are pivotal in enhancing employee behaviour change and driving sustainability engagement.
In the Spring 2024 budget, the UK government announced that it would increase the APD for all passengers in line with inflation, however on 1st April 2025, the standard rate will incur an additional £20 charge on Band B flights and £22 for Band C flights.
Compliance with CQC regulations is crucial for maintaining the trust of patients and the wider community.
Jump is on a mission to empower and motivate people to take action for a sustainable future. This impact report highlights the key milestones, user feedback, and bespoke programs that Jump implemented throughout the year.
Valentine’s Day is a special occasion to express love and affection for our partners, but it’s also a great opportunity to show some love for the planet. By incorporating sustainable practices into our celebrations, we can make a positive impact on the environment while creating memorable moments with our loved ones. Of course, if you’re alone this Valentine’s Day, you can always book a call with a member of our team!
Jump is a trading name of Green Rewards Limited. Registered company address: The Courtyard, Shoreham Road, Upper Beeding, Steyning, West Sussex, BN44 3TN
Company registration number: 7490327
