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.

Mövenpick Resort Taba strongly believes in creating a positive impact in its community and in particular assisting child development.

Hotel del Parque’s sustainability was born from its charitable beginnings in 1891. The hotel originally provided shelter for the homeless, the elderly, and the disabled.

Partnering with Marriott initiatives through Marriott Business Council (MBC), Element by Westin Bali Ubud has participated in environmental initiatives such as mangrove tree planting.

Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort organizes collections throughout the year (warm clothes, mattresses, school supplies, toys, money, etc.) for people in need via local associations.

Local culture is incorporated in the SAii Lagoon Maldives’ operations. The traditional Bodu Beru performance is organized once a week; all paintings in the rooms and public areas have been made by a local artist; and a traditional local boat (dhoni) is displayed in the main restaurant and used for the floating breakfast.

Meetings and events are an important part of the Hyatt Place Amsterdam Airport’s operations. The hotel’s Meeting with a Purpose package uses carbon calculation tools to measure a meeting’s CO2 emissions. Working with profit-for-purpose organization South Pole, carbon offsets are then generated and 1% of the total meeting’s revenue is invested in the Kariba Forest Protection Project.

Crowne Plaza Amsterdam-South staff are on the ground regularly organizing clean-ups of their neighborhood, on the South side of the city, ensuring local streets are free of trash. Food waste from the hotel’s operations is also collected and donated to local farmers so they can feed their animals. When it comes to local projects, Crowne Plaza Amsterdam-South is a rallying point for organizing support. No project is too small and this year, the hotel team hosted and helped with the planting of water lilies in the nearby canal.