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For many hotel operators, it’s no longer enough to delight visiting guests. These days, hospitality brands are deepening their efforts to serve locals.
From renewable energy and conservation schemes to supporting communities and managing food waste, there are many ways a hotel can manage its footprint.
The requisite amenities of luxury hotels has long been focused on the room—free WiFi, linens with high thread counts, widescreen HD TV and premium liquors in the minibar. Now, however, hotels have engaged more than ever in sustainable practices, not only to save themselves the effects and cost of climate change, but because their clientele are demanding it. How this has developed into a marketing necessity was the subject of my interview with Daniel Luddington, VP Development, Small Luxury Hotels of the World, which has introduced its new “Considerate Collection” line.
Sweden's Arctic Bath among those inducted into the portfolio of sustainable hotels
LONDON, UK - Media OutReach - 4 October 2021 - Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH) today announces the launch of Considerate Collection , a community of Actively sustainable luxury hotels going the extra eco mile, proving that luxury is compatible with longevity. The hospitality brand renowned for its diverse portfolio of boutique properties also announces new sustainable initiatives...