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11 October 2024
Sustainable hospitality: Martin’s Hotels’ commitment to eco-friendly practices
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11 October 2024
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Martin’s Hotels in Belgium integrates eco-friendly practices into its operations through a circular economy model, sustainable purchasing, and waste management.
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Albania
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Company with 250 or more employees
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The case study features Martin’s Hotels in Belgium which applies eco-friendly practices by integrating the circular economy model into its purchasing, waste management, and renovation processes. Since 2010, the company has implemented a sustainable purchasing policy, a supplier code of conduct, and specific targets for purchasing and waste. Their sustainable purchasing charter emphasizes environmental performance throughout the lifecycle of goods and services, favoring local, natural, recycled, and seasonal products. Martin’s Hotels has also taken steps such as using eco-labelled products, purchasing green electricity, and donating furniture during renovations. These initiatives have earned them numerous environmental awards and certifications, including EMAS, ISO 14001, and the Green Key label.
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