Canada has the opportunity to lead in sustainable tourism by embedding climate action, certification, and Indigenous leadership into its growth strategy. Learn how aligning with global sustainability standards can boost tourism’s competitiveness, support net-zero goals, and drive economic resilience.
With Bill C‑59 now banning drip pricing across Canada, tourism operators must include all mandatory fees upfront. Here’s how to stay compliant, boost transparency, and celebrate sustainability.
The Tourism Industry Association of Ontario (TIAO) partnered with GreenStep Solutions to champion sustainable tourism in Ontario. By taking the Sustainable Tourism 2030 Pledge and embracing incremental change, TIAO recently earned a Gold certification. Discover how your organization can take the pledge and join Ontario’s leaders in responsible tourism.
The Québec Tourism Industry Alliance has earned Silver Level GreenStep Sustainable Tourism Certification, highlighting its leadership in responsible tourism. Through a rigorous sustainability assessment, the Alliance strengthened its practices and united its team around a shared commitment to positive community, cultural, and environmental impact.
From local ingredients to eco-friendly production, ÉCONOMUSÉE® Network Society members are embracing sustainability in tourism. Supported by GreenStep and the ENS, these artisan businesses are making measurable progress—proving that cultural heritage and environmental responsibility can go hand in hand.
COTA is the first Indigenous DMO in North America to earn GreenStep’s Silver Sustainable Tourism Certification—recognizing their leadership in responsible, community-led tourism in Eeyou Istchee.
The Association Hôtellerie du Québec (AHQ) is leading the way on sustainability by partnering with GreenStep to offer exclusive programs that help hotels measure, manage, and reduce their environmental impact.
Canada’s Bill C-59 introduces strict greenwashing rules, significantly affecting how tourism businesses communicate their sustainability efforts. Ensuring your eco-claims are verified is essential to protect your credibility and avoid penalties. Discover how to audit your claims, substantiate your marketing, and embrace transparency for long-term success.
Sustainability is becoming a key driver in tourism. This post explores global trends, Canada’s progress, and how businesses can take meaningful, measurable action to build resilience and stand out in a changing market.
GreenStep is proud to support a new suite of sustainable development initiatives launched by the…
GreenStep Solutions is excited to announce the promotion of Afzal Minhas to the role of Chief Operating Officer (COO). The GreenStep team asked Afzal a few questions to help you get to know him better, and to hear his vision for GreenStep’s future.
GreenStep Solutions and the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada (ITAC) are pleased to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to advance both reconciliation in Canada and sustainability in Indigenous tourism.
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