From Hotel Check-In to Conference Hall: A Smarter Wooden Badge Experience
GCSTIMES promotes a wooden badge that doubles as a hotel key card and conference credential, made from responsibly sourced wood and customizable for branding.
GCSTIMES promotes a wooden badge that doubles as a hotel key card and conference credential, made from responsibly sourced wood and customizable for branding.
Six Senses joins the UNEP and UN Tourism Recipe of Change initiative, committing to halve food waste by 2030 across all 27 properties through operational programs, on-site farming, and guest education.
GCSTIMES outlines its internal sustainable business travel guidelines, encouraging employees to prioritize GSTC-aligned certifications like Green Key and LEED, and to adopt eco-conscious habits during stays.
The September 2026 EU directive will require destinations to back all sustainability claims with verifiable evidence, ending narrative-led messaging.
GCSTIMES shares its internal travel guide that prioritizes necessity evaluation, rail over air transport, and direct flights with SAF-supporting airlines.
The new membership community addresses climate risk, visitor pressure, and economic leakage through collaborative action between destinations and global travel businesses.
Research shows reframing sustainability messaging from "nature out there" to "your relationship with nature" drives stronger guest participation in eco-friendly choices.
The guide explains how to identify genuinely sustainable hotels beyond marketing claims by checking recognized certifications, reading operational details, and reviewing guest experiences.
The guide covers seven major certifications including EarthCheck, Green Key, and EU Ecolabel, explaining their criteria and credibility factors.
World Athletics' guidance shows how major event organizers are incorporating sustainability criteria into hotel selection, focusing on certifications, location proximity, and operational practices.
GCSTIMES demonstrates how simple wooden amenities like keycards and coasters can replace plastic items while connecting guests to local culture and destination identity.
UN Tourism's first Caribbean innovation challenge awarded six startups developing solutions for ocean conservation, community tourism, and green tech.
The industry is evolving beyond sustainability to regenerative hospitality, which actively restores ecosystems and communities rather than just minimizing harm.
The hotel group achieved its targets through AI-powered food waste tools, operational efficiency improvements, and environmental certifications across 535 hotels.
HOSPA's annual sustainability debate returns May 12 at The Clermont London with 12 speakers competing in a unique balloon debate format to champion different environmental and social issues.
Centara ranked among Thailand's top brands for sustainability perception in Brand Finance's 2026 index, placing third in environmental and second in social/governance categories among Thai hotels.
The hotel group has partnered with the food rescue organization since 2018, combining food rescue with hospitality training programs.
The regulation creates a standardized methodology for calculating transport emissions, addressing the current fragmentation where 70% of companies track travel emissions using inconsistent methods.
The Group achieved 23% emissions reduction while growing its portfolio 20%, and launched first Verified Net Zero hotels in Manchester and Oslo.
The author argues hotels should move from "theatrical abundance" to "intelligent abundance" in buffet design to reduce waste without compromising guest satisfaction.