Reducing our carbon footprint is a core part of our sustainability work. Following detailed energy audits at our properties in London, Ireland, and Geneva, we’ve developed a focused approach to improving energy efficiency across our operations.
We’re upgrading infrastructure with smart monitoring, better insulation, efficient lighting, and improved water systems. Technologies like presence detection and optimised ventilation help reduce waste while maintaining comfort.
Upgrades include thermal glazing, insulation, smart water use, and more efficient kitchen and bathroom systems. Each change supports lower emissions and better energy performance.
As a signatory of the Glasgow Declaration on Climate Action in Tourism, we’ve joined a global initiative to cut tourism emissions in half by 2030 and reach net zero by 2050. This commitment shapes how we plan, operate, and grow.
As part of the declaration, we’ve committed to:
In 2025, we partnered with EarthCheck to support our sustainability efforts. This gives us access to independent benchmarking, expert guidance, and science-based tools to track our progress. EarthCheck also provides third-party verification of our environmental performance.
Across our properties, we’re already implementing carbon reduction initiatives, including:
The Glasgow Declaration is a working framework, not a statement. It shapes how we operate and make decisions, with the goal of supporting long-term environmental health in every destination.
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