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Radisson Adds Older Hotels and Meeting Spaces to Net Zero Program (opens the original)
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The four new Verified Net Zero Hotels are based in Stockholm and Copenhagen, reinforcing the scheme’s Nordic skew and highlighting a key bottleneck in scaling decarbonization: access to renewable energy. Radisson Hotel Group has added four properties to its Verified Net Zero Hotels scheme — including two that were opened in the 1980s. The additions bring the group’s total net zero hotels to nine, inching it close to 10% of its overall 100-hotel goal by 2030. The idea of the scheme is to show tha
EU Anti-Greenwashing Rules Take Effectâ and Some Eco-Labels May Not Survive (opens the original)
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Hotel and airline sustainability chiefs welcome the enforcement of legislation that they expect will cut the number of eco-labels â the question is, which ones will survive? Europeâs latest anti-greenwashing legislation took effect Sunday. The legislation, Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition Directive (EmpCo), is designed to crack down on unsubstantiated sustainability claims. It protects European Union consumers regardless of where a company is based, meaning that companies based
Hiltonâs New Brand Blueprint Could Cut Energy Bills Up To 40%Â (opens the original)
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Home2 Suites clean energy prototype is a zero-emissions design â but itâs voluntary. Hiltonâs sustainability chief Jean Garris Hand is hoping that high energy bills will encourage uptake. Hilton has released a brand blueprint for hotels to run entirely on renewable energy, which it claims could cut energy bills by 18-40% and increase efficiency by 30% every year. The Home2 Suites clean-energy prototype is based on modeling across 13 U.S. cities chosen for their geographical spread, differ
Intrepidâs Co-Founder Wants Travelers Closer to Home (opens the original)
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Intrepid thinks U.S. customers can swap Morocco for New Mexico to bring down flight emissions. The result: a test of whether culture and connection matter more to travelers than distance. Luxury travel is on the rise but Intrepid Travel co-founder Darrell Wade says the focus on cruise ships and hotels misses the point of travel â which is to experience people and culture. âIf you look back through history, people have traveled to almost be into the unknown and slightly into the uncomfortable
Why Banyan Group Talks About 'Contribution' â Not 'Sustainability'Â (opens the original)
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Banyan is betting on conservation action rather than beating the sustainability drum. The test is whether contributions to the environment will make a meaningful change, or whether it will just become the newest buzzword. Banyan Group is talking less about sustainability and more about its contribution to the environment, Deputy CEO Ho Ren Yung said at the Skift Global Forum. âPeopleâs eyes gloss over a little bit when you say sustainability and climate,â she said. The concern is that sus
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