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The Visit Isle of Wight Green Star scheme acknowledges and rewards businesses that actively promote the use of sustainable transport to protect the environment and enhance customer experience on the Island.

Keen gardeners across the Isle of Wight are now waiting for the shortlisted gardens to be announced.

The head of Visit Isle of Wight is hoping that the Island will become one of the five new tourism zones in a pilot project being led by the UK Government.

Becoming an UNESCO Biosphere Reserve means the Isle of Wight is recognised as one of the best places in the world to explore sustainable way people interact with natural environment.

The Independent Review covers National Parks and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONBs) and considers how housing and transport in protected landscapes could be improved and boost habitats for wildlife.

A plaque exchange took place on the cruise ship's maiden call in Cowes Harbour.

To reach gold standard, businesses must have committed to meeting 85% of the criteria that relate to promoting the use of sustainable transport.

An article about Brexit and the UK in top German paper today features the Isle of Wight quite prominently today. Another win for Isle of Wight tourism.

Get up close and personal with the best of the Isle of Wight's stunning scenery; journey from the beautiful chalky cliffs of the west coast to the lush green rolling hills of the east at the 2019 Isle of Wight Walking Festival.

During the hot summer of 2018 a film crew captured some wonderful footage for this programme being shown on French and German TV.

It's not just the wonderful scenery, but also the warm friendly welcome of the Island's accommodation providers, attractions, that keeps the Isle of Wight in the Trip Advisor Top Ten.