Pullman Ciawi maintains a key focus on social initiatives that seamlessly blend tradition, community empowerment and sustainability together to create brighter tomorrows.

Crowne Plaza Geneva staff members offer more than 160 hours of volunteering hours to social causes. This includes helping the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) organize Pandathlon.

Around 150 employees work at Hotel Il Pellicano, including trainees. The hotel focuses on activities concerning the personal wellbeing and career prospects of employees, the enhancement of excellence in local businesses and enterprises, and the involvement of guests in behaving responsibly.

As part of the Kilo of Kindness initiative, Mövenpick Hotel Nürnberg Airport supports selected charitable organizations by gathering donations including food, toys, school supplies, or clothing from guests and partners.

Pullman Bali Legian Beach, along with its sister hotel teams in the Accor Bali area, actively contribute to regional development through Sanggar Bedugul, one of Accor’s education centers. Sanggar Bedugul was established with the noble purpose of laying foundations for local Balinese children to have a better future.

Barceló Huatulco has adopted the 21ST Century General Secondary School, located in Santa Maria Huamelula, Oaxaca, where most of their employees live.

Raffles The Palm Dubai is committed to educating employees on social responsibility as well as giving back to the community.

Last year, The Tryall Fund awarded scholarships to 264 students pursuing pre-college to graduate programs studies at local and international educational institutions.

Sofitel Angkor’s gift shop offers a wide variety of products handcrafted by local artisans and suppliers. In partnership with Soieries du Mekong, traditional Cambodian scarfs are handmade by members of the local community.

Bucuti & Tara Rersort, Aruba, supports its community and has provided a substantial raise to its employees to cover inflation, ensuring their well-being and financial stability.

Mövenpick’s Kilo of Kindness Campaign honours the United Nations’ International Day of Charity and has been running for eight years. Kilo of Kindness is held for the entire month of October each year to encourage responsible actions by Mövenpick hotels and resorts around the world.

Green Globe has recognized VIE Hotel Bangkok’s exemplary Sustainability Management Plan and its proactive engagement with guests, the community, and employees. Staff have previously welcomed twelve children from Pakkred Orphanage House to participate as student trainees at the hotel. It is hoped that such valuable opportunities will encourage the children to aim for careers in areas such as hospitality, elevating their social status in the future. 

Mövenpick Hotel & Residences Riyadh believes in giving back to the local community with food donation initiatives aimed to make a positive impact. Further contributing to the well-being of the community, the property organizes blood donation campaigns.

Songtsam Basomtso Linka will also give 5% of the property’s operating income to the adjacent Jieba village every year. This approach ensures that local people benefit from tourism.

France à la Carte is very much aware that travelling and tourism can have a negative impact on many levels, notably environmental and cultural impoverishment. Their goal is to ensure ways of discovering a country that maintain a healthy balance with travelers’ social, economic and environmental impact. 

Aruba Airport Authority’s Wings of Hope program executes yearly community projects based on UN’s SDGs with the purpose to create a positive impact on the local community. 

Suppliers to Conservatorium Hotel Amsterdam are globally compliant and ethical.