“Invest in tourism for peace”: UN Tourism Unites Ministers Around Shared Vision at ITB Berlin

As it celebrates its 50th year, the United Nations specialized agency is reaffirming its founding vision of tourism for peace and security whilst also looking ahead to a more resilient and inclusive sector underscored by investments and innovation. At Messe Berlin, a UN Tourism Affiliate Member, UN Tourism again served as the bridge between public and private leaders and for the first time hosted a high-level summit featuring Ministers of Tourism from 23 countries.

Sustainability Trends in Hospitality: Strategies and Examples

Climate change is driving the world’s agenda. Business leaders everywhere are wrestling with how to respond to rising public and political pressure and align their systems and operations with the goals of the Paris Climate Agreement, established to keep global warming below 2°C and ideally 1.5°C. None more so than for hotels, that means implementing sustainable hospitality strategies to reduce their emissions by 90 percent by 2050.

Green Practices in the Hospitality Sector

The hospitality industry has always been synonymous with luxury, comfort, and convenience. However, as the global community becomes increasingly aware of environmental challenges, the sector faces the pressing need to balance guest satisfaction with sustainability. Green practices in hospitality not only address environmental concerns but also appeal to the growing number of eco-conscious travelers who prioritize sustainable choices. Let’s delve into the significance of green initiatives in hospitality, the strategies being employed, and the long-term benefits for businesses, communities, and the planet.

Culture is the beginning and the end of your hotel

In this week’s episode of the Hotel Moment podcast, Agnelo Fernandes, CEO of Cote Hospitality, joins Revinate CMO Karen Stephens with a workplace philosophy that encourages hoteliers to identify which aspects of their business foster efficiency and which hold their business back.