CSR and Sustainability

McKays Hotel, Bar and Restaurant in Piltochry has announced it will provide around 100 free free-course Christmas Day meals for the town’s foodbank, after the event was threatened earlier this…

In discussions around sustainability within the hospitality industry, attention is often drawn to large-scale initiatives, energy-efficient buildings, renewable power systems, or water conservation strategies. These are essential efforts, without question. However, there is a quieter, frequently overlooked contributor to environmental impact: packaging.

Sir Peter Rigby, owner of the Eden Hotel Collection, has donated £2m to launch a new food redistribution hub in Birmingham following a call from the King for businesses to…

SCP Hotels (Soul, Community, Planet), a holistic hospitality company rooted in wellness, social good and sustainability, is unveiling Wild Wellness, a brand-wide evolution of its wellness programming designed to harness the science of awe – the benefits of deeply immersive experiences in nature. Launching across SCP’s three brand expressions–SCP WildFree, SCP Hotels and by SCP–with properties spanning Costa Rica, California, Colorado, Hawaii, and Oregon, Wild Wellness invites guests to reconnect with the natural world through intentional design, elemental experiences, and strategic partnerships designed to support holistic wellbeing.

The American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA), the trade association that advocates for every segment of the hotel industry, has become the latest trade association to join the U.S. Food Waste Pact (Pact), a joint initiative led by ReFED and World Wildlife Fund (WWF) to reduce food waste across the food system. AHLA joins 29 other food businesses and organizations signing onto the Pact’s voluntary agreement, which utilizes the “Target, Measure, Act” framework to facilitate industry collaboration and action to reduce food waste across the food system.

This article was written by Lodging Magazine. Click here to read the original article WASHINGTON, D.C.—The American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) announced that it has joined the U.S. Food Waste…

The Tawny hotel has begun installing 250 solar panels as part of a wider sustainability programme at its site in rural Staffordshire.The initiative, which is expected to go live in…

As Christmas approaches, the season invites us to imagine quiet moments — a handwritten plan, a simple sketch of a Christmas tree, a gingerbread figure, a gift waiting to be opened. All drawn effortlessly with a pen in hand.

The School of Hospitality Management (SHM) in the College of Health and Human Development (HHD) at Penn State has received foundational gifts from two leaders in the senior living industry. Liberty Lutheran and Waverly Heights have each given gifts to establish the Discover Hospitality in Senior Living Excellence Endowment. The permanent fund will expand programming for students exploring careers in senior living management.