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  • London Sustainable Event Hosting Resource Guide

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    • Author Tourism London
    • Date August 21, 2026
  • LONDON, August 24, 2026 – Tourism London in partnership with Racing to Zero, are proud to unveil the London Sustainable Event Hosting Resource Guide. Environmental issues continue to make a tremendous impact and sport is no different. This guide, developed specifically for London sport organizers with local examples, aims to provides advice, best practices and resources for event organizers to incorporate sustainable practices into their event hosting plans. 

    Even one smaller change is positive. Whether it’s choosing eco-friendly venues and suppliers, connecting with food recovery programs or purchasing carbon offsets, there are opportunities for events of all sizes to make lasting impacts on the environment.

    “We're proud to launch this guide to raise awareness and provide local organizers with a tool to continue making positive impacts on the environment when it comes to sport event hosting. Sustainability is an important issue, and we look forward to seeing the positive impact this guide will have on events throughout our community.”
    Zanth Jarvis, Director, Sport Tourism, Tourism London

    The guide was developed in partnership with Racing To Zero, a leading Canadian sustainability consultancy, led by Canadian Olympians and Paralympians whose mission is to help sport organizations take meaningful climate action.

    “We are excited to see how this guide can help event hosts in London to better understand and manage their environmental impacts. Regardless of the size of the event, there's lots that can be done by simply incorporating a sustainability lens into the planning process, and so this guide is intended to provide tangible, actionable, and relevant recommendations that are specific to London. By partnering with the City's Sport Tourism department, we hope to provide a wider impact across the whole community.”
    Oliver Scholfield, Executive Director, Racing to Zero

    As part of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network (UCCN), Tourism London recognizes the importance of sustainability and is committed to promoting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) outlined by the United Nations.

    For more information and to view or download the London Sustainable Event Hosting Resource Guide, visit https://www.londontourism.ca/sport-tourism/sustainability.

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