Hotel Yearbook Article

The Rise of Regenerative Hospitality - Welcome to the Future

“Regeneration” is going to be one of the main keywords of 2023. Within the rise of the regenerative economy, ‘Regenerative Hospitality’ is predicted to have a dramatic impact on the industry. Thanks to a fruitful collaboration between EHL- Hospitality Business School, the institute of tourism of HES-SO Valais/Wallis and Regenerative Travel we conducted an in-depth research on this new phenomenon.

Alessandro Inversini

This article distils the information collected in several iterations with different stakeholders from several touch points and pieces together some of the most important findings of our research paving the way for the future of Regenerative Hospitality on a wide scale.

The concept of regenerative hospitality is a relatively new trend in the hospitality field and it can be understood as an aspirational business approach that focuses on creating net-positive impact on the environment, the community and the wider society. Regenerative hospitality focuses on sustainability and environmental responsibility, prioritizing not only the protection and preservation of the natural environment and the local ecosystem but also an active contribution to the regeneration of it.

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Dr. Alessandro Inversini is a Professor in Marketing at EHL Hospitality Business School where he teaches International Services Marketing and Digital Marketing. Dr. Inversini is expert in marketing communication, digital communication and digital marketing with extensive academic and industry experience.

EHL Hospitality Business School (Lausanne) is an ambassador for traditional Swiss hospitality and has been a pioneer in hospitality education since 1893 with over 25,000 alumni worldwide and over 120 nationalities. EHL is the world's first hospitality management school that provides university-level programs at its campuses in Lausanne and Chur-Passugg, as well as online learning solutions.