Sustainability
Go green and grow your business
People are more aware than ever of the impact of climate change – and visitors are taking notice! Today’s visitors are actively seeking destinations and venues that work sustainably, source environmentally friendly products, buy local produce, and have great green credentials.
By working together, we can showcase the Isle of Thanet as a leading responsible tourism destination.
In this section we have further information on local initiatives and case studies as well as links to training and resources.
Local initiatives and case studies
We’ve gathered inspiring local initiatives and case studies to show you how easy it is to start reducing waste, using local produce, and embracing sustainability!
Training and resources
Whether you need funding, advice on building projects, or a complete Net Zero strategy, we’ve gathered the best resources for you.
Green tourism toolkit
The Thanet Tourism Team, working alongside Acorn Tourism and Thanet District Council’s Climate Change Officer, developed a dedicated Green Tourism Toolkit for local tourism, leisure, and hospitality businesses.
The aim of the toolkit is simple: to show you that by starting with small, manageable steps in the right direction, you can achieve results that are better for the planet, and your business.
What's inside the Toolkit?
This resource is designed to help you immediately start reducing your carbon footprint and enhance your green credentials.
Free-to-make changes
Useful, simple steps you can take today that will have an instant impact on your operations.
Local inspiration
Real-life local business case studies and initiatives that show you how easy it is to make changes in Margate, Broadstairs, and Ramsgate.
Handy resources & training
Details of key organizations that can provide advice, training, and support to help you on your Net Zero journey.
Funding opportunities
Concise information on grants and funding available to support your green investments.
Download the full Green Tourism Toolkit
Ready to make the change?
This is not a definitive guide, as new initiatives and accreditations are being developed all the time, but it’s the perfect starting point!
