The resort was recognised for its ongoing sustainability initiatives
TDM Editor
Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa not too long ago earned its Inexperienced Globe Certification due to its ongoing sustainability initiatives.
Inexperienced Globe Certification is a world commonplace that’s recognised by the International Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC).
Cluster common supervisor of Raffles Sentosa Singapore and Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa Cavaliere Giovanni Viterale mentioned of the certification: “We’re very honoured to be bestowed with the Inexperienced Globe Certification. It’s testomony to our workforce’s dedication to steward sustainable practices and actions that combine these practices into all facets of our operations, day by day.”
How did the resort earn its certification?
Comprising 44 standards that embody over 380 compliance indicators, the Inexperienced Globe Certification assesses and audits the Resort’s sustainability efforts spanning Sustainability Administration, Social & Financial, Cultural Heritage and Environmental initiatives.
Key initiatives that contributed to the Certification embody:
- Elimination of guest-related single-use plastics as of thirty first December 2022
- Implementation of water-efficient fittings, gasoline heating for decent water heaters, and LED lights in guestrooms, suites, public areas and back-of-house areas
- Set up of filtration faucets in all guestrooms and suites
- Separation of waste that ensures the trash gadgets are simply recycled
- Procurement and supply of services that assist sustainable practices all through our worth chain
- Safety of tradition and native heritage by conservation of the spa constructing
- Fostering an atmosphere and tradition that’s numerous, inclusive, freed from bias and stereotype
Primarily based on efficiency metrics and inner and exterior audits, Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa will proceed to foster the collective involvement of its visitors, companions, employees and the neighborhood on its sustainability journey for long-term viability.
