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Cruise & Travel Centre Sustainability Actions

Beach cleanup and litter drive

The brand’s travel content describes a cleanup event at Dr. Von D. Mizell-Eula Johnson State Park in Dania Beach, Florida. Nearly 100 Cruise Planners home office team members, family members, and local franchisees joined VolunteerCleanup.org and collected 150 pounds of trash in a two-hour cleanup. The waste included items like plastic bottles, cigarette butts, fishing lines, and other non-biodegradable materials. The event also included a short marine debris discussion, which is a talk about trash in the ocean and how it affects wildlife and beaches.

Paperless booking with Trafalgar

The brand says it has worked with Trafalgar to reduce paper use in travel booking. When Cruise Planners advisors book Trafalgar packages using e-docs, one tree is planted through One Tree Planted, a nonprofit that funds tree planting projects. The content says the brand’s e-docs adoption rate reached 84%, and paperless booking rose by 117% after the partnership began. It also says travelers can store trip details on their phones, which cuts down on printed paperwork.

Promoting the #CPGreenChallenge

The brand encourages customers, partners, and franchisees to take part in the #CPGreenChallenge. This is a public call to pick up litter at home, on vacation, or in local parks and beaches. The message is framed as a simple way for people to help reduce waste and keep public spaces cleaner. The content does not show a formal company-wide waste policy, but it does show an ongoing campaign that asks people connected to the brand to take part in local clean-up actions.

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