Thursday, May 21Thursday, May 21The International Council of Tourism Partners has welcomed support for a Pakistan-based tourism initiative, highlighting its growing role in international tourism collaborations. The initiative aims to strengthen global partnerships and promote cross-border tourism development .
The EU is considering extending its carbon market to include international flights beyond Europe, a move that could impact global aviation policies. This proposal has sparked opposition from the United States, which rejects carbon pricing for international flights . Additionally, the EU is reviewing its Emissions Trading System (ETS) to potentially adjust carbon pricing for flights, which may influence international aviation regulations .
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