The most sustainable cities for events according to the GDS-Index

Updated on 28-11-2023 | Event purchasing (MICE) and framework agreements

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The business tourism and events industry is constantly evolving and sustainability has become a major issue for destinations seeking to attract sustainable events. The Global Destination Sustainability Index (GDS-Index) is a tool that assesses the sustainability of destinations for events.

Every year, the GDS-Index unveils a ranking of the most sustainable cities for professional events.

First, we will explore the GDS-Index criteria for sustainable cities dedicated to events, then we will target the most sustainable cities according to the GDS-Index. Then we will look at the characteristics of a sustainable city, as well as the advantages of sustainability for professional events.

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