In the quest for a sustainable future, hotels play a pivotal role in setting a positive example for both guests and industry peers. By embracing energy-efficient technologies, reducing waste, conserving water, sourcing responsibly, engaging with communities, and adopting eco-friendly infrastructure, hotels can contribute significantly to global sustainability efforts.
Why going green is a necessity for the future of the hospitality industry
Many of the practices for reducing your business’ carbon footprint will have the added benefit of reducing waste, increasing efficiency and lowering running costs as a result.
citizenM carves out plans for greener future
Hotel brand targets social goals and sustainability innovations for development, operations.
Greenhost Hotel is incorporate green-initiatives
As the hospitality industry has a dramatic environmental impact through energy, water consumption, food waste, and electronic waste; Greenhost Hotel – an eco-conscious boutique hotel located in the renowned Prawirotaman area of Yogyakarta, takes its steps to help to protect the environment.
ABTAÕs Make Holidays Greener campaign launches for 2018
Make Holidays Greener (MHG) 2018, the annual campaign led by ABTA in partnership with Travelife for Hotels & Accommodations, launches today with a ÔSay no to plasticÕ theme.
Green Lodging Trends Report identifies eco-friendly practices for hotels
As environmental concerns have become more prominent on the world stage, a number of common green practices have been implemented in hotels that go beyond the more familiar approaches such as encouraging guests to re-use towels and linens in order to save on water and reduce pollution from detergents.
Hilton expands soap recycling program
The program has already donated more than four million bars of soap, and now 1,370 hotels will participate, including all 750 properties in Its all suites brands.
Program Has Already Donated more than Four Million Bars of Soap
The Parisian Macao has sustainability in its DNA
The Parisian Macao is Las Vegas Sands’ and Sands China’s most energy-efficient property to date and its Industry-leading sustainability measures raise the bar for environmentally responsible resort operations in Macao.
Cornell study outlines improved hotel sustainability benchmarks
The results are presented in the CHSB2016 Index report, where users can obtain the range of benchmarks for energy consumption, water consumption, and greenhouse gas emissions for hotels within specific segments and geographic locations.
All Meliá hotels in Italy use 100% renewable energy
This new milestone is part of the Meliá Hotels International strategy to move towards more responsible resources management and the integration of sustainability criteria as a basic foundation of its Corporate Social Responsibility strategy.
