DEARBORN, MICH.—Adoba Hotel Dearborn/Detroit announced it has been accepted as a Gold Level GreenLeader in the new TripAdvisor GreenLeaders program, which helps travelers plan greener trips by identifying environmentally-friendly accommodations across the United States. The Adoba Hotel has also earned the Green Key Eco-Ratings certification.
“Being recognized as a Green Key member and Trip Advisors new GreenLeader accurately mirrors our goals and ambitions,” says Adrienne Pumphrey, Global Head of the Adoba Brand. “Working toward the certifications has been a team effort and the greatest realization has been to see the passion from each of the departments as they identify their own ways of engaging with new programs, whether it’s working within the local community or the day to day actions of recycling, sustainable purchasing or offering organic selections in our restaurant. Sustainability is a long term plan, one which requires dedication, teamwork and determination.”
Green Key Global has awarded the Adoba Hotel Dearborn/Detroit the 4 Key Rating. TripAdvisor GreenLeaders have met a set of environmental standards developed for TripAdvisor by a prominent environmental consulting firm, with input from expert partners. The more green practices a hotel has in place, the higher its GreenLeader level, which is indicated on the property’s TripAdvisor listing. Some of the practices that enabled the hotel to achieve Gold Level GreenLeader status include an efficient ventilation system, non-toxic pest control, energy-efficient light bulbs, and toiletries with recycled packaging, Energy Star laundry machines, and the tracking of energy use.
“TripAdvisor GreenLeaders are leading the hospitality industry in making efforts to improve their environmental footprint,” said Jenny Rushmore, director of responsible travel at TripAdvisor. “We greatly applaud these accommodations and are pleased to share their eco-friendly practices with our online audience of more than 200 million travelers.”
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