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INTERNATIONAL REPORT—Sustainability is no longer an optional consideration for the hospitality industry—it is a business imperative. With buildings accounting for 1 percent of global carbon emissions and hotels producing significantly more energy usage than other types of structures, the call for sustainable practices in hospitality has never been louder. According to Booking.com, 83 percent of travelers believe sustainable travel is essential, and the demand for eco-friendly hospitality is growing dramatically. This article explores the importance of sustainability in the hospitality industry, showcases real-life examples of sustainable practices in action, and highlights key trends and strategies hotels with a sustainability mindset can adopt...

TROY, OHIO—Hobart has introduced its new PWn Series Pot, Pan and Utensil Commercial Dishwasher, designed to wash a high volume of prep ware while saving on labor, water and chemicals for foodservice operations. The PWn features NSF pot and pan rating for 2, 4, & 6-minute cycles designed to clean the toughest food soils off a variety of prep ware. With the ability to accommodate up to 10, 12, or 20 sheet pans per cycle, this high-capacity prep washer ensures food soil removal in any kitchen. The PW20n can wash up to 400 sheet pans per hour, maximizing productivity and...

PAUL, MINN.—Water is the world’s most essential resource, and it’s only grown more critical in the age of AI. During this transformative digital revolution, Ecolab, a global sustainability leader that maximizes growth and performance through water solutions and infection prevention services, has continued to meet its goals and work with customers to deliver profitability while advancing optimized water use. By 2030, it is estimated that AI-related growth will demand additional power equivalent to the annual needs of India and as much water to meet the annual drinking water needs of the United States. As the world navigates the growth of AI...

NATIONAL REPORT—Keeping your hotel’s plumbing functional is essential for maximum guest satisfaction and smooth operations. However, hotels often face unique challenges due to the high volume of water usage, diverse facilities, and constant guest turnover. By understanding these common plumbing challenges in the hotel industry, you can take proactive steps to prevent disruptions, reduce costs, and maintain sustainability in your operations. Frequent Clogs in Drains & Pipes Probably the most common plumbing issue for hotels is clogged pipes. Clogged pipes can transform your hotel from a peaceful sanctuary into an unmitigated disaster. Bathrooms, kitchens, and laundry areas are hotspots for debris...

ODESSA, FLA.—Florida’s hospitality industry is thriving, and bed-and-breakfast owners must constantly find ways to improve their properties while keeping operating costs low. With rising electricity bills and increasing demand for sustainable travel, energy-efficient upgrades can help small business owners reduce expenses and attract eco-conscious guests. Many travelers today look for accommodation that aligns with their values, including environmentally friendly lodging. A well-maintained, energy-efficient bed-and-breakfast offers comfort while lowering long-term costs. From reducing water waste to upgrading HVAC systems, several improvements can help owners cut back on utility bills while creating a more sustainable business. Making these upgrades can also increase...

WISCONSIN DELLS, WIS—In celebration of World Water Day on March 22, Kalahari Resorts & Conventions reaffirmed its unwavering dedication to addressing the global water crisis through its partnership with charity: water. The company has committed $50 million to bring clean, safe and sustainable drinking water to one million people in Africa. To date, Kalahari has donated nearly $7 million, funding over 620 water projects across nine countries and serving more than 167,000 individuals. World Water Day, established by the United Nations in 1993, is observed annually on March 22 to highlight the importance of freshwater and advocate for sustainable management...

World Water Day is Saturday, March 22. World Water Day celebrates water and raises awareness of the 2.2 billion people living without access to safe water. It is also about taking action to reduce your property’s water consumption. Green Lodging News dedicates a section of its website to water conservation. There are currently more than 1,200 articles in that section that is filled with hundreds of water conservation best practices and ideas. What steps have you taken to reduce water consumption? Can you do more? Reducing water consumption is one of the cornerstones of every company’s overall sustainability initiative. The 2030 Agenda...

Sustainability is no longer just a buzzword; it has become an integral selling point in the hospitality industry. Travelers are increasingly conscious of a hotel’s sustainability efforts and environmental impact. It’s finally become a proactive focus rather than a reactive afterthought. With this, it’s high-time that property managers and engineers recognize that successful, whole-property water management is more than just fixing leaks and implementing low-flow fixtures. By dedicating resources to automation, real-time monitoring, water recycling and predictive analytics, properties can optimize their water usage to be more eco-friendly. Tech is Evolving Technology is playing an enormous role in advancing comprehensive water management...

VISTA, CALIF.—The plumbing industry is set for a significant technological transformation in 2025, reshaping facility management, cleaning, and maintenance, according to Klaus Reichardt, CEO and founder of Waterless Co., Inc. He attributes this transformation to advancements in artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things (IoT), robots, and enhanced water efficiency technologies. Among the key trends he foresees are the following: 1. Remote Monitoring: New smartphone apps will provide real-time data on building water pressure, flow, temperature, leak detection, and enable water shutoffs. This enables managers to be more proactive in water management 24/7, preventing costly water damage, eliminating emergency cleanups, and improving water...