Green Globe Certification has awarded Grand Mercure Nara Kashihara its inaugural certification. The hotel offers a step back into the past, proudly promoting experiential tourism programs designed to allow guests to truly feel the extensive history and culture of Nara. These immersive experiences deeply connect guests with local Japanese people and traditions.

The Atmosphere Foundation has published its inaugural annual report, bringing together the stories and results of its work across the Maldives during 2025. The report documents a year shaped by close collaboration with island councils, schools, universities, community organisations and individuals working to create lasting opportunities within their communities. 

Eastin Resort Rayong has a partnership with Ruk Rayong, a local social enterprise that supports fishing communities by creating additional income opportunities through community-based and environmental initiatives. One project takes plastic bottles, once destined for the sea, and transforms them via an upcycling process into finely woven fibers and later fabric that is used to create new garments.

Green Globe Certification has awarded ibis Styles Ulaanbaatar Polaris its inaugural certification. It is the first hotel in Mongolia to become officially certified. The Mongolian nomadic lifestyle is, in many ways, the ultimate example of sustainability, balancing harmony with nature and strong community bonds. These principles are integrated into modern hotel operations and guest experiences.

Mövenpick Hotel Bahrain has once again achieved Green Globe Platinum certification, reaffirming its long-standing commitment to sustainability and responsible hospitality. As the first hotel in the Kingdom of Bahrain to achieve Green Globe certification, the hotel continues to integrate environmental responsibility and community engagement into its daily operations.

Jamaica Inn was recently recertified by Green Globe Certification. The resort has developed an innovative onsite saltwater hydroponic system to cultivate and nurture mangrove seedlings. 30 Red and White Mangrove trees, native species to Jamaica, are currently planted at the property. The mangrove initiative plays an important role in restoring and protecting Jamaica’s vital coastal ecosystems.

Fairmont Hanoi proudly announces that it has just been awarded Green Globe certification in September 2026, marking a significant achievement in its sustainability journey within its first year of opening. The internationally recognised certification reflects the hotel's commitment to integrating responsible practices across its operations, guest experiences and community initiatives.

Green Globe certification has been awarded to Ecolodgee Hotel. The Ecolodgee project was designed with the ambition of creating tourist accommodation fully integrated into its natural surroundings. It aims to increase Futuroscope’s accommodation capacity while bringing a more sustainable and environmentally responsible dimension to the resort’s development.

Mövenpick Hotel Jumeirah Beach was recently re-certified by Green Globe Certification for the 13th year. The hotel is committed to sustainable tourism and maintains its Platinum status, proudly reflecting an ongoing dedication to a more sustainable future through supporting environmentally conscious operations, responsible dining, community partnerships, and innovative guest experiences.

Fairmont Mara Safari Club has been awarded Green Globe Re-certification for the third year, reinforcing its continued commitment to responsible tourism, environmental stewardship and community engagement within the Maasai Mara ecosystem.

Mövenpick Hotel Tallinn is the first hotel in Estonia to be awarded Green Globe certification. Mövenpick Hotel Tallinn embraces a Responsible Approach where all employees share the belief that the hospitality sector plays a significant role in building a better future. Sustainability initiatives have been implemented that care for and support the local community and the environment.

Hotel Maximilian’s is situated in Augsburg’s city center within a historic building structure that has been continuously modernized with state-of-the-art technology. The property combines traditional architecture with current standards of comfort, energy efficiency, and operational reliability. Sustainability is rooted in a long-standing business tradition at hotel.

The Tourism Sustainability Certifications Alliance (TSCA) has welcomed the commencement of the European Union's Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition Directive (EmpCo), whose rules apply from 27 September 2026, describing it as a significant milestone in strengthening consumer confidence, improving transparency and reducing greenwashing across the global tourism industry.

Across the global Green Globe community, hotels and resorts are reimagining the relationship between hospitality and food production. From rooftop beehives in Europe and hydroponic gardens in the Maldives to productive vegetable gardens in Cambodia, Egypt, and the Caribbean, members are demonstrating that even modest food cultivation projects can deliver significant environmental, operational, and guest benefits.

Green Globe Certification has awarded Sofitel Cairo Downtown Nile its inaugural certification. In parallel with its many green initiatives, the hotel has made great efforts to protect local culture and make art accessible. Guests at Sofitel Cairo Downtown Nile are welcome to immerse themselves in artistic spaces inspired by the imagination of over 30 Egyptian born or based artists.

As sustainability continues to shape the future of global hospitality, Grand Mercure Medan Angkasa remains steadfast in its mission to operate responsibly, support local communities, and contribute to a more sustainable future for Medan and beyond.

Grand Mercure Medan Angkasa General Manager Rachmad Suward said, “Achieving Green Globe certification is both a proud accomplishment and a source of motivation for us to continuously enhance sustainability practices across all aspects of the hotel’s operations. Together with the owner and our dedicated Heartists, we remain committed to delivering a high-quality guest experience while creating a positive impact on the environment, the community, and the destination in which we operate.”

Reethi Faru Resort is located on a natural island measuring 600 x 350 metres, where a strong commitment to protecting the original landscape has preserved more than 1160 palm trees and native vegetation, maintaining the island’s tropical character and biodiversity. During development of the resort, existing trees were relocated rather than removed, ensuring minimal disruption to the ecosystem.

Domaine Le Mezo takes a comprehensive approach to reducing energy consumption, combining passive solutions, integrated into the design of buildings and spaces, with active technologies. The estate relies on 100% green electricity (wind & solar) and includes a biomass heating network, photovoltaic canopies on the car park, and an energy class A certification which have all been integrated since the estate's renovation.