Futures

Écoresponsabilité en Voyage: TTR en Écosse, from (20241027.)

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Héloïse Arnold took a train trip to Scotland this summer, benefiting from a “responsible travel time” day offered by her employer to offset the long journey. This choice significantly reduced her carbon footprint compared to flying. The start-up she works for, Vendredi, promotes environmentally friendly travel practices and has seen one-third of its employees utilize similar programs. Furthermore, the company Ubiq has pioneered additional travel days for employees, encouraging more eco-friendly commuting options.

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Signal Change 10y horizon Driving force
Trains prioritized over air travel Shift from air travel to train Increased eco-friendly travel options Environmental consciousness
Companies offering travel time incentives Introduction of responsible travel Standard practice in corporate travel Corporate responsibility and values
Reduction of carbon footprint Decrease in carbon emissions Significant reduction in travel impact Climate change mitigation
Employee engagement in eco-travel Enhanced employee support programs Higher employee participation in green travel Employee well-being and sustainability
Innovative travel policies by start-ups Emergence of eco-responsible travel More companies adopting similar policies Societal demand for sustainable options

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