Mind The Gap!
As we focus on Women’s day, let’s spotlight “Women in Leadership positions and its impact on adopting Sustainable Development Goals (SDG).”
As we focus on Women’s day, let’s spotlight “Women in Leadership positions and its impact on adopting Sustainable Development Goals (SDG).”
Biodiversity; is the variety of life on Earth!
Biodiversity is important because it supports ecosystems’ many services, such as clean air and water, nutrient cycling, pollination, and climate regulation.
The PLEDGE™ on Food Waste is a third-party certification and global movement for food service leaders striving to address the critical issue of food waste, A holistic methodology, The PLEDGE™ can be applied and scaled to a diverse range of food service businesses including hotels, restaurants, and canteens.
Sustainability education aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills they need to become responsible and engaged global citizens who can make informed decisions about their actions and contribute to building a sustainable future.
Dr. Linen is synonymous with durability, comfort, hygiene, sustainability, affordability, and its partnership with one-of-a-kind TENCEL™ technology (a fiber by Lenzing) makes it our recommended product for linen in Hospitality and Healthcare needs. Why is it a sustainable solution? Because Dr. Linen’s bed and bath linen range is from a combination of TENCEL™ (a product …
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9 of 10 people globally breathe polluted air – and many top urban destinations are recognized for unhealthy smog conditions. With COVID-19, wildfires and overall poor air quality, there has been a pent-up demand for the hotel industry to provide options for rooms with better filtration and purification. Connect with Au Pure IAQ Au Pure …
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Though the four counties have very different strategies with their “Visions”, they all see a move away from a predominantly carbon-based economy, with economic and energy diversification as an integral part of their roadmaps. All four nations see tourism as an important, if not an essential, component of their economic diversification strategy.
All eyes are looking towards Qatar as it inches closer to the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 (5).
Several counties have voiced their concern publicly over their human rights record; a regrettable image Qatar works hard to change. But what about Sustainability? On today’s global stage, there is much to live up to and compete with its Gulf neighbours in a race towards true transformative change.
Sustainability has always been important to the Sultanate of Oman and has been one of the most important pillars of future visions and successive development plans since the seventies. It has continued to integrate sustainable development into its national development plans, and now sustainability has become a significant component of the Oman Vision 2040.
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is looking to become the next sustainable tourism destination with ambitious projects that combine luxury hospitality, environmental conservation, and revitalisation efforts, targeting 100 million visitors per year by 2030 by investing in several tourism giga-projects.