The Holiday Inn Express has been awarded the esteemed Green Key certification, recognising the hotel’s commitment to environmental sustainability and social responsibility.
This achievement reflects Eden Leisure Group’s ongoing efforts to lead the hospitality industry towards a greener future, it said.
The Green Key certification is an internationally recognised eco-label, awarded to hotels that meet stringent criteria in water conservation, energy efficiency, waste management, and environmental awareness. It is independently verified through regular on-site audits, ensuring that certified establishments uphold the highest standards of sustainable business practices.
“This is a great step for us. After the InterContinental Malta, Holiday Inn Express is our second hotel to achieve this prestigious certification. This achievement continues to reaffirm our commitment to sustainability,” said Kate De Cesare, Chief Sustainability Officer of Eden Leisure Group.
With Holiday Inn Express now joining the ranks of Green Key-certified properties, Eden Leisure Group further solidifies its position as one of the leaders in sustainable hospitality on the island, she said.
The group remains dedicated to setting new standards in sustainability and investing in initiatives that contribute to a more environmentally responsible tourism sector.
