Sustainability
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A living museum in the desert
Winter at Tantora showcased AlUla to the world and showed international visitors a vision of the region’s future
Creating a sustainable paradise
In a world dominated by mass tourism, cheap flights and millennials with bucket lists, the thrills of adventure and exploration can be hard to come by for even the most sophisticated travelers.
The fuels of the future, the engines of tomorrow
Saudi Aramco has teamed up with vehicle manufacturers and research scientists around the world to develop game-changing technologies for the next generation of the internal combustion engine.
Arguably the most beautiful country in the world
Buzz holds a fireside chat with Tete Bezerra, President of the Brazilian Tourist Board, EMBRATUR. How can Embratur help Brazil increase its competitiveness in the global tourism market? What will you do to increase international promotion? Brazil is ranked 27th…
Why Sri Lanka? Why now?
Buzz talks to Ambassador Buddhi K. Athauda about current tourism trends and the flavors and smiles in this popular unspoiled destination.
A solar future within a park of innovation
With concern over the impact of climate change mounting, power companies worldwide are turning to alternative technologies to meet global demand for energy in a cleaner and more sustainable way.
Making inroads for the future
As the epicenter of the technology revolution moves away from personal computing and smartphones and toward transport, energy and urban living, a new breed of industry leader is shaping the agenda for the future.
Setting the pace in hydrogen
In 2018, Hyundai signed a landmark contract to provide 1,000 hydrogen trucks in Switzerland.
Heavy transport in the fast lane
Far from the spotlight, long-established manufacturers of heavy vehicles are developing zero-emission buses and trucks which could transform the sustainability of road haulage, logistics and passenger transport.
A culture of innovation
All global industries will reduce the content of labor in their processes and new, more sophisticated jobs will be created.