Hospitality

Checklists

The future of sustainability is circular

Reporting

In a city as dynamic as New York, eco-conscious practices are no longer a niche concern for hotels. Sustainability reporting allows hotels to showcase their environmental efforts and attract guests who prioritize green lodging.

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Climate Action

In the bustling metropolis of New York City, where the energy never sleeps, the hospitality industry plays a pivotal role in both shaping and responding to climate change. With skyscrapers dominating the skyline and tourists flooding the streets year-round, hotels in the Big Apple face unique challenges in reducing energy consumption and embracing sustainable building practices.

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Waste Management

New York City's iconic hotels cater to millions, offering bustling hubs for travelers. However, this success creates a hidden cost: mountains of waste. But a new approach is emerging – circularity – where waste becomes a resource.

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Water Conservation

New York City, the city that never sleeps, also uses a significant amount of water – and hotels are a major contributor. While the hospitality industry thrives on providing guests with a comfortable and luxurious experience, this often comes at the cost of high water usage.

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Guest Engagement

New York City, the city that never sleeps, is also a city that's increasingly conscious of its environmental impact. This awareness extends to the bustling hotel industry, where establishments are finding innovative ways to engage guests in sustainable practices.

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Food Service

New York City's hotels are culinary destinations, offering a world of flavors within their walls. But with this abundance comes a hidden cost: the environmental impact of large-scale food service.

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Sourcing Sustainably

New York City's hotels are bustling hubs, catering to millions with every comfort imaginable. From plush furnishings to luxurious amenities, these havens offer a world of convenience within their walls. But with this abundance comes a hidden cost: the environmental impact of sourcing materials from across the globe.