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Li Wang

With today's guests increasingly hinging booking decisions on a hotel's eco-friendly reputation, the issue of sustainability has never been as important to business revenues and reputations. Fortunately, and within the field of hotel security, newer technologies are providing hoteliers with the tools to gain an edge in addressing guest sustainability expectations while continuing to deliver enhanced peace of mind. READ MORE

Alfred Kaufmann

Amsterdam Manor Beach Resort is committed to practicing environmental and social sustainability. With proactive developments and enhancements being made across the resort, our team is taking initiative by consciously making the necessary efforts to contribute to the progressive movement towards an eco-friendly future. We will continue to prioritize the preservation of our island's natural beauty and complex ecosystem. READ MORE

Cynthia Mejia

When thinking about sustainability in hospitality, most people can easily envision 'green' or eco-friendly initiatives. However, sustainability also applies to the social, or 'people' responsibilities of an organization. The focus of this article is on the social pillar of the Triple Bottom Line model for measuring sustainable business success as it applies to internal (employees) and external (guests) stakeholders. READ MORE

Ruben Willmarth

Emergency power has long been delivered by fossil-fuel-based generators. As sustainability goals and mandates gain ground, so have alternative energy options. As hoteliers consider their options, one forward-thinking owner offers a potential solution. In this article, we measure the pros and cons of diesel generators compared to energy storage systems and give an example from the Sinclair Hotel in Fort Worth, Texas. READ MORE

Chintan Dadhich

By their very nature, hotels are an integral part of their communities and play an important role in reducing carbon emissions. Properties are expected to uphold sustainability strategies that will reduce waste and instill environmentally conscious initiatives. Educating hotel team members on sustainability is just as important as implementing the practices that will improve the well-being of the hotel's guests, employees and communities. READ MORE

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