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Hilton to open first net-zero hotel in the US this spring

Hilton to open first net-zero hotel in the US this spring

Hotel Marcel New Haven, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, will soon make history as what is believed will be the first net-zero hotel in the United States. The revolutionary property will utilise renewable solar power sources on site to generate the electricity needed for its common areas, restaurant, laundry, meeting rooms, 165 guest rooms and suites.

WTTC unveils key trends driving city tourism

WTTC unveils key trends driving city tourism

City and tourism leaders should prioritise strategies to maximise the benefits for their cities and create balance as great places to live, according to a new ‘Destination 2030’ report from the WTTC, released duing its Global Summit 2022 in Manila, Philippines.

Envoy enters hospitality market with Tesla launch

Envoy enters hospitality market with Tesla launch

Envoy Technologies has announced its entry into the hospitality market with the launch of a Tesla Model Y at the Mondrian South Beach. This revolutionary service will allow hotel guests to enjoy freedom of movement without the hassle and expense of traditional car rental services.

Okada Manila welcomes international travellers as Philippines tourism reopens

Okada Manila welcomes international travellers as Philippines tourism reopens

Okada Manila, one of Asia’s largest integrated resorts, has ramped up its operations, including reopening most of its iconic attractions, following the easing of travel restrictions to the Philippines. The resort is hosting this week's WTTC Global Summit 2022’s Reception Dinner, featuring the global leaders of the travel, tourism and hospitality sectors.

IHG raises its sustainability credentials

IHG raises its sustainability credentials

IHG has emphasised its efforts to tackle climate change as the group continues to roll out Journey to Tomorrow – a 10-year responsible business plan to care for the planet, people, and communities.