In light of current environmental challenges, the issue of eco-mobility in the tourism sector has become essential. How can we reduce the carbon footprint of tourist travel? What alternatives are there to the most polluting modes of transport?
The Land Campus hosted an event dedicated to sustainable tourism and decarbonization of tourist travel. Organized in collaboration with Atemia, which specializes in responsible tourism, this meet-up for Sustainable Tourism Stakeholders took place in the Le Connect seminar spacespace. and in partnership with Destination Rennes, Tourisme Bretagne, Ille-et-Vilaine Tourisme, Gîtes de France, Crédit Agricole, MAP Info – le Média des actions positives, and Stéphane Legrand from Colibri Tourisme. The event brought together professionals from the sector, companies, and committed institutions.
A user-friendly and interactive program to co-create the future of sustainable tourism
The event, which took place on March 20, 2025, offered participants an interactive program, including a dynamic speed-meeting that allowed everyone to discuss the importance of ecomobility in their business. Participants also shared inspiring initiatives and reflected together on best practices for reducing the carbon footprint of tourist travel. The meeting was punctuated by networking opportunities and a friendly cocktail reception that encouraged interaction among the attendees.
The meet-up concluded with a networking session, where everyone had the opportunity to expand their network and engage in in-depth discussions on the challenges of sustainable tourism. These exchanges laid the foundations for future collaborations and concrete projects for the sector's ecological transition.
The Odicé School: training future players in sustainable tourism
This event perfectly illustrates the commitment of the Odicé school, located on The Land Campus, to training professionals in responsible tourism. By offering courses dedicated to the ecological and societal challenges facing the sector, Odicé prepares students to design and implement sustainable tourism strategies.
A momentum to be maintained
Discussions during this meet-up highlighted the growing interest among tourism stakeholders in concrete solutions for sustainable development. The enthusiasm generated by this event paves the way for new meetings and initiatives that will help guide stakeholders in the sector toward more virtuous practices.
