8/8 baby! https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zsnh3qt

Interesting step by The Lego Group, highlighting the challenge to manufacturers in ‘going green’. Perhaps I’m missing something but is it so bad that #LEGO bricks are made from ABS (a petroleum-based plastic), when they can be rebuilt into new models again and again? The very definition of recycling! #sustainability https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-66910573

I created this GIF for use in a pinned announcement to my first year undergraduate #Tourism students at #BournemouthUniversity on our Virtual Learning Environment. Surprising easy to do with #Canva and am inspired to do more now I've seen the end result

@[email protected] Indeed! They are called ‘toppers’ according to the article you shared

@[email protected] Here’s a delightful example of yarn-bombing, close to where I live (suburban Bristol)

The end of the affair. Paris streets cleared of rented e-scooters #sharingeconomy https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/aug/31/rented-e-scooters-cleared-from-paris-streets-on-eve-of-ban

Why do tourists persist in taking holidays in destinations affected by ongoing disasters and tragedies? Dean MacCannell may have the answer #tourism #crisis #disaster #authenticity #Maui #Rhodes https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2023/aug/30/tourists-rhodes-maui-burned-travel

Center Parcs UK and Ireland is valued at between £4-5 billion by its owners, the Canadian private equity group Brookfield, who are looking to sell up. The company hosts more than 2 million guests per year at six sites, achieving around 98 percent occupancy. The business is thought to be resilient to the UK economic downturn as more travellers opt for domestic destinations over foreign holidays after the COVID-19 pandemic. (Pictured: facilities at Center Parcs Whinfell Forest, Cumbria)