London is encouraging people to use alternative and more sustainable forms of transport on its biggest car-free day. As people worry about air pollution and the impact that it has on their health, they expect cities and governing bodies to make changes for the better.

As travellers both new and seasoned demand more unique experiences that they can boast about on their social feeds, some are opting for sustainable trips to offset their CO2 footprint and help communities abroad. How can tour operators facilitate this kind of responsible travel?

How might public transport networks work alongside mobility apps? Will ‘slow travel’ reach the mainstream? And what would make transit systems more female-friendly? In this part of the 2020 Expert Outlook, we speak to three experts about the various factors impacting the ways we get around.

Women are interested in cycling, but they often don’t cycle on their commutes because they’re worried about safety issues. At a time when people are demanding better gender equality, brands can get women onboard by redesigning and rethinking transport options – like cycle lanes – with everyone in mind.