To further reduce energy consumption and offset the effects of hotter conditions resulting from global warming, the resort has constructed new decks at different locations for guests to enjoy cooler outdoor temperatures in the evenings as there is no air conditioning onsite.

TASIGO Eskişehir holds the philosophy that “Nature is our home, and protecting natural life is a shared responsibility”. The hotel’s Stay in Harmony program is testament to a commitment toward a harmonious coexistence with nature and the surrounding environment.

“The electrification of the fleet highlights a triple benefit - GHG emissions are reduced, the cruising experience is greatly improved with reduced air and noise pollution, and the work environment for employees is enhanced.”

The main building of Mövenpick Hotel Hamburg was originally a former water tower, constructed in 1910. The building was completely renovated in 2007 and converted into a 16-story hotel. Staff are particularly proud of the cultural heritage significance of the hotel and take great care to nurture and preserve the historic site.

Peppers Seminyak has invested in advanced technology in many aspects of its operations. The resort aims to enhance guest comfort while prioritizing energy efficiency with the introduction of smart air conditioning systems in its private villas. These intelligent systems feature occupancy detection technology, allowing for automatic temperature adjustments based on guest presence.

Energy efficiency strategies include the adoption of LED lighting, installation of energy saving equipment throughout the hotel and back of house areas, and utilization of district heating and heat recovery systems. Through investments made in LED lights in recent years, the hotel saved 39 tons of CO2.

Green Globe recently awarded Raffles Bali its inaugural certification. Raffles Bali is a luxury hillside retreat comprised of 32 oceanfront villas with views across Jimbaran Bay. Each villa has its own pool and garden, offering peace and privacy to soothe the soul. Raffles Bali offers an experience that is simultaneously luxurious, authentic and responsible.

Bucuti & Tara honored Earth Hour by turning off unnecessary lights while turning up attention on the critical need for working together in combating climate change. Guests at the Caribbean’s first and only certified carbon-neutral hotel enjoyed the opportunity to observe what was called “The Hour that Can Change the World” through a variety of dedicated Earth Hour resort experiences.

“Our initiatives including waste heat recovery, in-house water bottling, a thriving kitchen garden, biodegradable laundry detergents, and water conservation efforts reflect our dedication to minimizing our carbon footprint and preserving the pristine beauty of the Maldives,” said Monica Coppetta GM

Located only 50 metres away from Nürnberg Airport terminals, Mövenpick Hotel Nürnberg Airport has successfully held the Green Globe certification since 2012. This award underscores a deep-rooted commitment to sustainable practices and environmentally friendly measures in all aspects of its hotel operations.

First certified in 2017, many sustainable measures have been implemented over the years. An important step has been the calculation of carbon emissions. The calculations are based on the guidelines of the Greenhouse Gas Protocol Corporate Accounting and Reporting Standard (GHG Protocol). The result of the emissions calculation for business activities at Sans Souci Vienna Hotel per overnight stay was 32.85kg CO2 per room per night in 2021 and 21.37kg CO2 per room per night in 2022. According to the hotel’s most recent Sustainability Report, a reduction in CO2 emissions of 35% was achieved in 2022.

The resort is committed to fostering a deep connection with the environment, delivering a sustainable luxury experience that is truly unparalleled. The allure of Constance Halaveli extends beyond its idyllic beaches, beckoning guests to explore delicate underwater ecosystems, vibrant local communities, and timeless Maldivian traditions.

Embracing a holistic approach to responsible tourism, Constance Moofushi prioritizes environmental stewardship and strives to minimize its ecological footprint. The resort is dedicated to preserving the natural beauty of the Maldives and has implemented various sustainability initiatives. Assistant Sustainability Manager Aprilyn Tiamzon, reviews best practices at the resort to date.

Green Globe awarded Mövenpick Krasnaya Polyana Hotel its first certification in December last year. Mövenpick Krasnaya Polyana Hotel is located at an altitude of 960 meters above sea level within the Krasnaya Polyana Resort. The property is close to the cable lifts, ski slopes and mountain hiking routes. As part of the Krasnaya Polyana Resort, the hotel team is committed to sustainability and green efforts in all areas of sustainability management. There is a particularly strong focus on nature and wildlife conservation as the hotel and resort premises are situated inside a national park in Sochi, Russia.

Abadía Retuerta is the custodian of history, a place where its monastery — which has stood in silence and constant majesty over the last millennium — meets nature itself, which is ever turning and changing all around it.

The monks who lived on this ancient estate would toil the land, grow their own vegetables and tend to the beautiful gardens here on the banks of the River Duero. As part of our commitment to this landscape, we decided to revive the estate’s gardens: unlike the abbey buildings, the gardens are changeable, ephemeral constructions that serve as a bridge between earthly and divine beauty.

Green Globe recently recertified Abadía Retuerta in Spain. Abadía Retuerta is a five-star hotel and winery in Spain’s Duero Valley, less than two hours from Madrid, located in the grounds of a 12th-century monastery. The project’s origins are in winemaking, but it has now become so much more, driven by an ongoing passion to create unique and memorable experiences around wine, gastronomy, nature, art and wellness. The estate spans 1,700 acres of land, and the monastery’s 86,000 ft2

include spaces full of history and 30 luxurious hotel rooms.

Pullman Bali Legian Beach has achieved an impressive compliance score of 94% based on its environmental sustainability performance and commitment to best practices. The resort’s holistic approach to sustainability emphasizes the importance of community involvement and environmental stewardship.

Pullman Bali Legian Beach is committed to embracing local culture and building a strong connection with its diverse community. Located within the hotel premises, a Balinese and Hindu temple is open for local residents to use as a place of daily worship. Furthermore, the Trigona Bee Conservation Program has been established in the hotel gardens next to the temple. Bees will be able to collect nectar from flowers across the entire property contributing to biodiversity on the island, and guests will be able to visit the bee sanctuary to learn more about honey production.

Green Globe recently recertified Barceló Huatulco in Mexico. Barceló Huatulco is a 5-star beachfront hotel situated in Tangolunda Bay, one of nine bays in Huatulco. Rooms are located just a few yards from the sea with stunning views of the bay or the spectacular hotel gardens.

First certified by Green Globe in 2020, Barceló Huatulco remains committed to its established green goals. The hotel has a dedicated Green Team consisting of staff from managerial and operational departments. The team organizes and participates in sustainability initiatives that focus on six key areas:
1. Energy and water
2. Garbage and dangerous substances
3. Air and noise
4. Flora and fauna
5. Promotion and culture
6. Politics and Legislation

Green Globe recently awarded Raffles The Palm Dubai its inaugural certification. Last year was a particularly significant year with the UAE announcing 2023 as The Year of Sustainability. In line with its sustainability vision, Raffles The Palm Dubai, an iconic beachfront property, has implemented a range of initiatives designed to conserve energy, reduce waste, and protect the local ecosystem while offering guests a world-class experience.

Ayman Gharib, Managing Director at Raffles The Palm Dubai said, "Sustainability in the hospitality sector should be viewed as an integral part of the organisational culture. To achieve meaningful change, this cultural shift must start at the top, where individuals can set an example for their hotel staff and actively champion sustainable practices. At Raffles The Palm Dubai we have established a dedicated sustainability committee that works together to integrate sustainability into every facet of our hotel’s operations and host regular training programs across every department. This recognition reflects our dedication to environmental stewardship and signifies a new milestone in our journey towards creating an eco-friendly hospitality experience."

Constance Lemuria Seychelles is synonymous with clear topaz water, lush tropical vegetation and exquisite beaches with abundant sea life. First certified by Green Globe in 2014, Constance Lemuria Resort’s sustainability performance has continuously improved year on year. In 2018, the resort received the prestigious Green Globe Gold Certification, and this year was recertified for the ninth year.