CSR and Sustainability

RCP Finance is pleased to announce the successful arrangement of a senior construction loan facility provided by Novo Banco as part of the €20 million funding for the development of…

Accor is proud to celebrate Australia’s first-ever National Silly Sock Day on 25 November 2025, a new annual initiative created in partnership with DV Collective to raise awareness and essential funds for women and children escaping domestic and family violence.

The Sustainable Purchasing Leadership Council (SPLC) has named the GBTA Foundation, the cause-related arm of GBTA, a distinguished recipient of its 2025 Leadership Award in the Public Interest Advocate category. This recognition celebrates the Foundation’s dedication and success in generating positive outcomes through its pioneering sustainable procurement tools and standards.

Royalton Hotels & Resorts has reaffirmed its long-standing commitment to Jamaica through a comprehensive relief and support initiative designed to assist employees, nearby communities, and the broader tourism ecosystem following the impact of Hurricane Melissa. At every stage, the company has emphasized care, responsibility, and a deep devotion to the people who give Jamaica its renowned hospitality. While the restoration of its Jamaican properties requires an extended timeline, the company is prioritizing the well-being of its team members and the island’s recovery, ensuring that its resorts return stronger and fully prepared to deliver the exceptional experience Jamaica is known for.

Raffe Hotels & Resorts, the group behind Plantation Island Resort, Lomani Island Resort & Spa, and Fiji Gateway Hotel, has launched the Malolo Lailai Community Trust — a new initiative supporting and empowering surrounding communities in the region.

Last week, we took a quick look at the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) and why it matters for hotels advancing environmental performance and responsible operations. This week, GCSTIMES is diving deeper into how we help hoteliers demonstrate alignment with GSTC.

The Mercure Newport has marked its third anniversary with a TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice Award, its third in as many years, as the hotel reports 70,000 guest stays since opening. The…

RIU Hotels & Resorts is ready to reopen all seven of its hotels in Jamaica before the end of the year, leading the reactivation of hotel operations in the destination. The country is dedicated to the recovery of its main industry as the best way to overcome the crisis caused by the passage of Hurricane Melissa. The reopening is accompanied by the return of charter flight operations from key markets such as Canada, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands, thanks to the commitment of Sunwing and TUI to the destination’s recovery.

This article was written by Deezen - Interior Design. Click here to read the original article Furniture made from melted aluminium and compressed wool features in this fine-dining restaurant in…

This article was written by Lodging Magazine. Click here to read the original article Photo Credit: Arlo Midtown NEW YORK, New York—Arlo Hotels announced a partnership with Kind Traveler, a regenerative travel…