Since first receiving Green Globe certification for sustainable tourism in 2020, the resort has continuously demonstrated leadership in sustainable operations and practices, ensuring that every guest experience aligns with its core values of protecting and preserving its unique ecosystem.

The former Olympic stadium has undergone extensive renovations to provide easy accessibility for all visitors. Recently, the focus has been on breaking down barriers. Through various renovation measures, infrastructural conditions were created to enable a large number of members of the local community to actively participate in what is happening at the stadium.

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Since achieving the first Green Globe Certification Standard 1.7 in 2020, Royalton Saint Lucia has demonstrated a culture of sustainability, with a focus on continuous improvement. The resort's commitment to environmental conservation is evident in its efforts to protect local landscapes and marine environments, mitigating climate change impacts.

Later this year, the hotel will have a separate ESG budget which will allow expenditure on 0% carbon equipment. Park Plaza Victoria Amsterdam’s main goal for the future is to make improvements year after year so that by the year 2040 the hotel will be carbon neutral with a 0% carbon footprint.

Good food is best when it’s truly good. From responsible sourcing all the way through to lights out at restaurants each night, the hotel’s goals are to protect biodiversity, minimise environmental impacts and reduce food waste. The hotel maintains fair trade partnerships with local farmers and suppliers and supports respectful conditions for their animals.

The Green Team is committed to maintaining the cleanliness of the environment, with a particular focus on preserving the natural state and unique biodiversity of nearby beaches. Through the joint efforts of all members who took part in the Upcycling the Oceans Campaign in Phuket, a grand total of over 1,000 kg of waste was collected from Bangtao Beach.

Green Globe recently recertified Mövenpick Resort & Spa El Gouna in Egypt. Currently, the resort holds Gold status marking five years of continuous certification and is working towards Platinum status. The resort is considered a pioneer hotel for sustainability on the Red Sea. With its recent achievements in sustainability and commitment to providing exceptional experiences for all guests, the resort is setting standards in eco-friendly hospitality.

Green Globe announces that Four Points by Sheraton Bur Dubai and Four Points by Sheraton Sheik Zayed Road Dubai have achieved the prestigious GOLD Certification, marking a significant milestone for their ongoing commitment to sustainability and independent verifications. This recognition is important, as it reflects both hotel’s consistent dedication to upholding the highest standards in eco-friendly practices and responsible operations.

Delta Hotels by Marriott Jumeirah Beach has been awarded the prestigious Green Globe GOLD Certification for its ongoing commitment to sustainability and independent verifications. This recognition is an important milestone, as it reflects the hotel’s consistent dedication to upholding the highest standards in eco-friendly practices and responsible operations.

Green Globe announces the certification of Evok Collection hotels recognising their dedication to sustainability and environmental stewardship. This inaugural certification is a testament to Evok Collection’s achievements integrating sustainable practices across all aspects of their operations. 

Emmanuel Sauvage, Evok Collection Co-Founder and Managing Director said, “Our aim is to contribute, action by action, to a more responsible tourism and hotel industry, and to take an active role in civil society in our economic and social environment. This year saw the commitment of all our teams to obtaining the Green Globe label, the world’s first certification dedicated to sustainable development in tourism, which encourages a comprehensive management system.”

Zannier Hotels Phum Baitang, a luxurious retreat located in the heart of Siem Reap, Cambodia, is a testament to sustainable hospitality. Designed to reflect the charm of a traditional Khmer village, this eco-conscious resort seamlessly blends authenticity with modern luxury. Phum Baitang's commitment to environmental stewardship is underscored by its Green Globe certification, a prestigious recognition awarded to hotels that meet the highest standards of sustainability. Through responsible practices, the hotel has reach a certification score of 91%, placing it as an elite sustainable tourism business globally.

Sustainable luxury, heritage preservation, and the circular economy are integral to Fairmont Mount Kenya Safari Club's commitment to sustainability. With views of Mount Kenya, the property is set in 100 acres of lush gardens and forests. Recently certified by Green Globe for sustainable operations and management, Fairmont Mount Kenya Safari Club minimizes waste and conserves resources, offering luxury in Kenya's stunning landscapes.

Green Globe Certification announces its successful acceptance by Travalyst, which recognises certifications for tourism accommodation. Travalyst works pre-competitively to bring sustainability information to the mainstream and help people make more informed travel choices, while enabling industry alignment behind accommodation sustainability certifications. This initiave represents the first step in a broader, ongoing effort to improve the sustainability governance of certifications for the accommodation sector.

Adaaran Select Meedhupparu, Maldives is renowned for its house-reef rich with marine life and diverse dive sites. As a custodian of Raa Atoll’s precious eco-system, Adaaran Select Meedhupparu fosters a comprehensive strategy for promoting environmental mindfulness and dedicating expertise, time, and financial resources to sustainable tourism. Green Globe has recently certified Adaaran Select Meedhupparu for their sustainable operations and management with an inaugural compliance score of 87% signifying a high level of achievement against 33 internationally accepted sustainable tourism criteria. Along with marine health initiatives, including the propagation of corals in more than 125 square metres of reef, the resort has invested in a range of on-shore projects to protect their precious environment.

Adaaran Select Hudhuran Fushi is home to the Lohis break, one of the best left-hand surf breaks in the world. A tropical haven with white beaches, palm trees, and sapphire waters located in the North Male Atoll, a short boat ride from the Velana International Airport in Male. To demonstrate their commitment to sustainable tourism Adaaran Select Hudhuran-Fushi has recently undergone an on-site, independent inspection by an accredited Green Globe auditor as part of its successful certification. Achieving a compliance score of 87% against Green Globe’s 33 sustainability criteria, the resort is placed as one of the most sustainable operations in the Maldives.

A short boat ride from the Maldivian capital Male, Adaaran Prestige Vadoo is the Northern jewel in the South Male Atoll. For more than a decade, travellers have journeyed to this all-inclusive luxury resort to experience the pristine aquamarine lagoon and coral reef. In recognition of their continued dedication to marine conservation and sustainable tourism, Green Globe recently certified Adaaran Prestige Vadoo with a compliance score of 86%. The resort was evaluated against 33 sustainability criteria and underwent an on-site verification inspection by a Green Globe accredited auditor.

Located on the South Male Atoll, Adaaran Club Rannalhi strives to foster a community of responsible travellers who grasp the significance and fragility of this island’s distinct biodiversity. By acquainting guests with their ecosystem's intricacies and delicate equilibrium, the resort aspires to encourage active contributions to conservation endeavours. Green Globe has recently certified Adaaran Club Rannalhi acknowledging its ongoing investment in sustainable tourism and constant improvements. Achieving a compliance score of 88% places Adaaran Club Rannalhi as a leader in its region and recognises the positive impact of its innovative projects. 

The GNTB acts as a role model in the international tourism market and offers seminars and conferences with a focus on sustainability. At the company itself based in Germany, employees receive ongoing training and sustainability is immersed in every process and company decision.

Situated in the Raa Atoll of the Maldives archipelago, Heritance Aarah is dedicated to sustainability.  The resort not only offers an immersive experience of Maldivian culture through its curated guest journey at the Maldivian Village but also prioritizes environmental stewardship. Heritance Aarah demonstrates its commitment to the island’s delicate ecosystem by eliminating single-use plastics and implementing efficient energy management practices, ensuring a balance between guest comfort and environmental preservation.