Isle of Man recognised internationally for sustainable tourism

Monday, 8 September 2025 08:55

A short film's been made about the Island by an international organisation which promotes sustainability.

The Global Sustainable Tourism Council worked with Biosphere Isle of Man to show how the Isle of Man's an example of worldwide standards for sustainable travel.

It describes the Island as a destination with year-round wild beauty, rich culture, and a collective commitment to a better future for the environment.

The feature is part of the GSTC’s new Travel Redefined series, which "spotlights the people, places and ideas transforming tourism into a force for good".

You can watch the video here.

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