Notitur July 6, 2026
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Hospitality & Travel ExperiencesPublished July 6, 20261 min read

PortAventura World sets a date for its new sustainability plan

JSBy Joan SanzCurated by Joan Sanz. · July 6, 2026 · Follow on LinkedIn
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PortAventura World has unveiled 'Join the Ride, Change the World', its new sustainability strategy for the 2026-2028 period. The roadmap is not just good intentions: it integrates environmental criteria across the entire visitor experience, from waste management to energy efficiency in attractions. According to PortAventura's roadmap, the park aims to make sustainability part of the journey, not a label on the door.

This is the kind of roadmap any tourism destination should copy: concrete, measurable, and aligned with the guest experience. If they manage to make visitors notice the difference without sacrificing fun, they have won the game.

Quick questions

What is Join the Ride, Change the World?
It is PortAventura World's new sustainability strategy for 2026-2028, integrating environmental criteria across the entire park experience.
What are the main goals of the roadmap?
Reduce plastics, improve energy efficiency, and promote sustainable mobility, all measurable and with concrete deadlines.
How will this affect my visit to the park?
You will see less single-use plastics, more recycling options, and possibly renewable energy zones, but without losing the fun.
Is it just marketing or a real commitment?
The roadmap is concrete and has verifiable targets for 2028, indicating a serious commitment beyond greenwashing.
What can other tourist destinations learn from this?
That sustainability must be embedded into the guest experience, not a decorative add-on. PortAventura sets a practical example.

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