Grand Mercure Bangkok Atrium supports recycling and repurposing initiatives to reduce waste across the property.

Fairmont Nile City Hotel prioritizes effective waste management for a greener future. Through partnerships with certified recycling companies, the hotel responsibly handles waste disposal which includes food waste, oil, plastics and more.

To lead by example, Mövenpick Hotel Jumeirah Beach has established a dedicated green committee and appointed green champions within their organization. The green committee oversees and coordinates sustainability initiatives, while green champions inspire and motivate their colleagues to embrace eco-conscious practices.

Contributing to environmental preservation, Mercure Dubai actively participates in the Can Collection campaign organized by the Emirates Environmental Group (EEG). The hotel's commendable efforts last year resulted in the collection of an impressive 621 kg of cans, 9455 kg of glass, 300kg of paper, 103kg of plastic and 3pcs of toner leading to significant environmental benefits.

DWTC Centre has joined forces with the United Arab Emirate’s Department of Economy and Tourism (DET) and the Emirates Environmental Group (EEG) to be part of the Clean Up the UAE campaign. In a twelve-month period, DTWC was able to recycle 18,303 kg of paper and then go on to plant 18 trees as part of the urban afforestation of Dubai.

Constance Halaveli bottles its own house water on site via the Echo Pure System. The resort can save up to 126,000 plastic bottles per year

Constance Halaveli Maldives has come up with a simple, but ingenious solution, providing guests with a Batteries Recycling Bag.

Family-owned since 1863, the Excelsior Hotel Ernst is considered an institution in Cologne and makes a great effort to team up with various organisations and suppliers to recycle across its waste stream.

Lehrieder Catering-Party-Service GmbH & Co. KG is progressively transitioning to the use of dishes and utensils made from renewable, biodegradable raw materials.

Bucuti & Tara Resort Aruba diverts 65 percent of its waste from the landfill. This drastically saves on methane and CO2 emissions while also decreasing costs.