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The latest research into hospitality sector leaders’ views on Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) issues highlights multiple concerns around the implementation of ESG measures, as well as regional differences in priorities. Over 250 hospitality leaders across the world shared their thoughts on ESG issues as part of a major study conducted by King’s Business School and the Energy and Environment Alliance. The research has informed the development of an ESG Executive Education Hospitality Programme for the industry’s C-suite, which is now opening to its second cohort of participants.

In a major stride towards advancing sustainability and ESG integration within the hospitality sector, Omnevue, a leading ESG reporting platform, has launched a partnership with The Energy & Environment Alliance (EEA). To mark the beginning of their partnership, they are inviting members of the hospitality industry to a webinar that offers practical advice and tips regarding ESG reporting and the issues surrounding compliance and disclosure.

Sustainability was a big topic at this year's Expo Real in Munich. Many of the conferences, which again featured high-caliber participants, addressed the topic…

Tourism accounts for 8% of global greenhouse gas emissions, a figure to which the hotel industry contributes 1%. Although its impact is minimal compared with transport, the sector nevertheless needs to adopt a more sustainable approach. An ambitious CSR policy is one way of meeting new customer expectations. Indeed, 76% of tourists want to travel in a more sustainable way, and 43% of them are prepared to pay more for it, according to the latest study by Booking.com.

King’s Business School and the hospitality sector’s Energy and Environment Alliance (EEA) are launching an executive education programme developed with input from the industry’s leaders to help them to embed Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) measures in their businesses. The programme was developed through discussion with over 40 senior hospitality leaders who emphasised the roleKing’s Business School and the hospitality sector’s Energy and Environment Alliance (EEA) are launching an executive education programme developed with input from the industry’s leaders to help the...