Sustainability in Hospitality: How the Industry is Evolving and How You Can Be Part of It
Sustainability is becoming increasingly important in hospitality.
Guests are seeking eco-friendly travel options, and hotels that adopt sustainable practices can save money, improve their reputation, and operate more efficiently.
At Semper, we help hotels transition to greener operations with user-friendly technology.
We’re also proud supporters of Greenpeace, a global organisation dedicated to protecting the environment, and we align with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) to contribute to a healthier planet.
The Environmental Impact of Hospitality
The hospitality industry accounts for 8% of global carbon emissions (World Travel & Tourism Council). High energy and water consumption, excessive waste, and outdated operational methods all contribute to environmental challenges. However, even small adjustments can significantly reduce a hotel's environmental impact.
Simple Ways Hotels Can Become More Sustainable
Beyond technology, here are simple, yet impactful measures hotels can adopt to make a difference:
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The Business Case for Sustainability
Sustainability is not only beneficial for the planet—it also makes good business sense.
According to Booking.com's 2024 Sustainable Travel Report, 75% of travellers want to travel more sustainably in 2025. Of these, 57% are focused on reducing energy use, and 54% prefer eco-friendly transport options (Booking.com, 2024).
Guests are increasingly prioritising eco-friendly accommodations. By incorporating sustainability into your daily operations, you can attract environmentally conscious travellers, reduce costs, and future-proof your business.
How Semper Helps Hotels Go Green
At Semper, we’re committed to helping hotels become more sustainable. Our technology supports hotels in reducing waste, conserving energy, and optimising resources with these key features:
The future of hospitality is green—are you ready to be part of it?