Three Marriott Group hotels in Dubai have achieved Gold certification from the Green Globe Certification program, showcasing their commitment to responsible tourism practices. These certifications highlight the growing importance of sustainability in the travel industry and the increasing expectations of travelers for eco-friendly experiences. The hotels’ achievements reflect their dedication to environmental responsibility, contributing to a broader global movement toward sustainable travel.
Delta Hotels by Marriott Jumeirah Beach has been awarded the prestigious Green Globe GOLD Certification, recognizing their commitment to sustainability and eco-friendly practices. The hotel is leading the way in sustainable hospitality across three properties in Dubai, demonstrating their dedication to environmental responsibility and guest satisfaction.
Fairmont Ramla Serviced Residences in Saudi Arabia has been awarded the Green Globe certification, demonstrating its commitment to sustainability practices in the hospitality industry. The hotel achieved an impressive 98% compliance score, highlighting its dedication to environmental conservation, social responsibility, and cultural heritage preservation.
Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit, a prominent hotel in Southeast Asia, has received its first Green Globe certification, recognizing its dedication to environmentally sustainable practices. The hotel has implemented various initiatives, including Smart Room technology, food waste reduction through the Winnow system, elimination of single-use plastics, furniture refurbishment, and a shift towards reusable containers and water filtration systems.
Parc Broekhuizen, a boutique hotel in Utrecht, Netherlands, has achieved Green Globe certification, recognizing its commitment to sustainable luxury. The hotel boasts a unique blend of 18th-century history and modern art, offering 15 rooms and suites across two buildings. The certification process involved a rigorous audit of the hotel’s sustainability practices, encompassing everything from responsible procurement to staff training. Parc Broekhuizen is now offering guests a range of green experiences, including paperless meetings, vegetarian meals, and activities like vegetarian cooking workshops and mountain biking excursions.
D&E Journey, a community-based initiative in Xishuangbanna, China, has received the inaugural Green Globe certification for its efforts in rainforest conservation, cultural protection, and community empowerment. Their project, ‘Returning rubber trees to rainforest and rainforest reforestation,’ encourages locals to replace rubber trees with native species, fostering sustainable tourism and economic opportunities for villagers.
In a significant move towards a more sustainable tourism industry, leading certification organizations have come together to enhance transparency, accessibility, and overall sustainability standards for travelers. This collaborative effort will empower travelers to make informed choices that contribute to a more responsible future for travel experiences worldwide.
Nestled along the Tuscan coastline in Italy, Hotel Il Pellicano has been awarded the prestigious Green Globe certification for its commitment to sustainable practices. The hotel’s dedication to ethical luxury, responsible travel, and community engagement reflects the evolving landscape of hospitality.
Atmosphere Core, an esteemed international hospitality company, sets a commendable example in sustainability through its eco-conscious approach. Across four key pillars – Community, Operations, Resources, and Environment – the company has implemented groundbreaking initiatives that showcase its dedication to environmental conservation and social responsibility.
Vedettes de Paris, a renowned Seine cruise operator, has recently earned the first-ever Green Globe certification for its commitment to sustainability. This move reflects the company’s dedication to reducing emissions, conserving the Seine’s biodiversity, and enhancing the cruising experience for both passengers and employees.
