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Tangible Sustainability for Hotels and Destinations | 8

Tangible Sustainability for Hotels and Destinations | 8

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 Maybe you are wondering: Is sustainability still a topic today in 2021 and do we still habe the same level of engagement from years ago? In this episode you will find the answers. We discuss how the tourism and hotel industry approaches sustainability and what is the shared common understanding of the implementation of sustainability in tourism. Bettina points out what a hotel can do tangibly in order to address sustainability. Listen to get our tips right away! RESOURCES Website “G&B Travel and Hospitality Partners Switzerland”: https://gnbconsulting.com Free initial conversation: https://calendly.com/bettina-buelte-gnb-travel-and-hospitality/free-initial-conversation THE TRAVEL & HOSPITALITY PODCAST I'm Bettina Bülte and together with Gerry Romanescu we discuss the trends and current challenges in the hotel and tourism industry. Made for hoteliers, tourism destination managers and hotel owners, our podcast brings you tangible insights from the international and DACH market that you can use for improving your business. LOVE WHAT YOU ARE HEARING? Please leave us a 5-star rating on Apple Podcasts, a review, and subscribe to the podcast. Thanks for your support! Rate and subscribe to Apple Podcasts here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/travel-hospitality-podcast/id1586128737 This podcast is produced by Podcastliebe, your full service podcast agency. More on this: https://podcastliebe.net

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