Tag: net zero

The Lamington Group achieves B Corp status

UK: The Lamington Group, which owns the sustainable room2 aparthotels, has achieved …

More than a quarter of UK travellers look at hotel sustainability when planning trip

UK: An InsureandGo survey of more than 2,000 holidaymakers has found 26 …

Alliance launches ESG simulation tool for hotels 

UK: The Sustainable Hospitality Alliance has announced the launch of a new …

Omnevue and EEA to hold ESG webinar to mark beginning of partnership

UK: Omnevue, an ESG reporting platform, has partnered with The Energy & …

Georgia’s Silk Hospitality joins the Sustainable Hospitality Alliance

GEORGIA: Silk Hospitality is the latest hotel group to join the Sustainable …

FOCUS ON: carbon removal

To reach net zero organisations will have to remove, not offset, the …

Iberostar to install green hydrogen cell in world first

SPAIN: Iberostar Group has struck a deal with end-to-end energy infrastructure Redexis, …

IHG opens fourth voco hotel in New York

US: IHG has opened its fourth voco hotel in New York with …

Iberostar reduces food waste by nearly a third this year

WORLDWIDE: Iberostar Hotels & Resorts, which has more than 100 properties across …

Carbon neutral resort in Greece adds to offsetting initiatives

GREECE: Sani Resort, the first certified carbon neutral resort in Greece, is …

Marriott releases ESG report noting sustainable certification interest

WORLDWIDE: Marriott International has published its 2023 Serve 360 Report sharing its …

HRS announces partnership to support net zero goals

GERMANY: HRS has announced a partnership, which will help buyers achieve their …

Zeal Hotels breaks ground on net zero hotel 

UK: The ground has been broken at Exeter Science Park for the …

Fully electric room2 Belfast to open this summer

EUROPE: The Lamington Group is adding to its net zero “hometel” brand with the opening of room2 Belfast this summer.

Premier Inn hotels to cut water consumption by 20 per cent per guest

UK: Whitbread, owner of one of the UK’s largest hotel companies Premier Inn, has announced it will cut water consumption by 20 per cent per guest by 2030.