The Ritz-Carlton Herzliya received Green Key environmental certification for 2027 following an assessment of its sustainability practices, the hotel announced on November 3.The international certification program is operated by the Foundation for Environmental Education and coordinated in Israel by EcoOcean. It assesses environmental management, resource use, staff involvement and social responsibility across tourism and hospitality businesses.The hotel, which overlooks the Herzliya Marina, said its measures included LED lighting, water-saving fixtures and systems to manage resource consumption. It also introduced refillable dispensers, recycling programs for paper, glass and plastic, and digital alternatives to printed materials.General manager Roy Avidor credited the hotel's staff with securing the certification and said environmental responsibility formed part of its approach to hospitality.“It reflects our belief that exceptional luxury hospitality and environmental responsibility must go hand in hand,” he said in theannouncement.Environmental standards and local partnershipsAccording to Green Key, the certification process includes a review of supporting documents and an on-site audit, followed by a decision by an independent certification body. Participating establishments must continue to meet the program's requirements during the certification period.The Ritz-Carlton Herzliya said it had established an environmental management system with measurable objectives, annual action plans and ongoing performance monitoring. Its work also included employee training and efforts to raise environmental awareness among guests and business partners.The hotel cited partnerships with local farmers…
Ritz-Carlton Herzliya earns Green Key certification for 2027
Hotel cites energy and water conservation, reduced use of disposable plastics, and local environmental partnerships among measures supporting its certification.
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The Ritz-Carlton Herzliya received Green Key environmental certification for 2027 following an assessment of its sustainability practices, the hotel announced on November 3.The international certification program is operated by the Foundation for Environmental Education and coordinated in Israel by EcoOcean. Participating establishments must continue to meet the program's requirements during the certification period.The Ritz-Carlton Herzliya said it had established an environmental management system with measurable objectives, annual action plans and ongoing performance monitoring.
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