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This year, the drive toward sustainability in corporate events gains even greater momentum. Projections from industry experts suggest a substantial increase in businesses actively seeking eco-friendly event solutions. These include strategies like waste reduction, CO2 emissions mitigation, and a focus on sustainable, locally sourced products. Research by the Global Business Travel Association underscores the importance of environmental sustainability, with over 50% of travelers factoring it into their decisions. Consequently, it makes strategic sense for businesses to prioritize sustainability in their event planning efforts. Furthermore, integrating sustainable practices not only demonstrates a company's commitment to environmental responsibility but also delivers significant long-term cost savings. If you want to build a stronger, more inspired brand, it might be time to host a corporate event dedicated to this purpose. 💻 https://lnkd.in/drw58_tP 📱 +40 720 880 330, rsvp@diplomatclub.eu 📍Sos. București-Ploiești, Nr. 2B, București #restaurantdiplomat #foodie #foodlover #foodphotography #photooftheday

Here is a quick guide on where to start in event sustainability. We're here to support you on this important journey 🌎

We are thrilled to launch our 50 Shades of Green guide for sustainable event management, an innovative roadmap to help organisers of large and small events in Noosa achieve sustainability goals - from energy to water, waste and much more 🌿 With practical tips, easy steps and a wealth of resources, 50 Shades of Green aims to strike a balance between economic prosperity, social responsibility, cultural preservation and environmental stewardship. Tourism Noosa and our Plastic Free Noosa program developed the guide with the support of local organisations and experts who share a commitment to preserving Noosa's natural beauty and cultural heritage for future generations 💚 The guide follows the phases of event planning, from pre-event to during an event and post-event actions. Information covers areas such as: ✔ Obtaining Council permits ✔ Environmental risk assessments ✔ Community impacts ✔ Carbon emission reductions ✔ How to save on energy, water and waste to minimise environmental impacts while maximising positive contributions to the community. It will help event organisers benchmark their efforts and improve with each event, and will be continually updated with new tools and information to ensure event organisers have the latest, most relevant resources at their fingertips. Thank you to everyone who has worked with us on this, and to the Noosa events that have already embraced the challenge to reduce their impacts. 50 Shades of Green is available for all event organisers to use online at https://lnkd.in/gk4UaBrB #50shadesofgreen #sustainable #events

In today’s world, every step towards sustainability matters. We are proud to offer Carbon Compensated Meetings, an initiative that aligns with our commitment to responsible business practices and a greener future. When you host your corporate events, conferences, or social gatherings with us, we ensure the environmental impact of your meeting is compensated by investing in certified carbon reduction projects globally. By choosing us, you’re not only ensuring a seamless and luxurious event experience but also contributing to a more sustainable planet. Together, let’s redefine how we meet—one carbon-compensated event at a time. Let’s make every meeting count—for you, your business, and the world. 🌿 #RadissonBlu #CarbonCompensatedMeetings #Sustainability #ResponsibleBusiness #RadissonHotels #GreaterNoida #EventPlanning

🎄 Is your company planning holiday parties or other events this year where you'd like to showcase your sustainability efforts? 🌍 These days, companies are increasingly looking for ways to make their events more sustainable, and we offer a simple and impactful solution to do just that. 📊 We can calculate the CO2 impact of your event and let you know how many trees 🌳 need to be planted. Each tree comes with a unique link or QR code 📲, which you can give to participants as a "gift card." 🎁 They can then follow the tree's growth with updates over the next 20 years. 🌱 We also create a custom forest for your company, where every tree is visible on the map. 🗺️ This also personalized service is both an environmental action 🌿 and a unique way to engage your participants in sustainability! 🌳 We primarily plant mangrove trees, which are powerful carbon sinks, and they also support local ecosystems 🦋 and communities. 🏘️ Additionally, we can create a promotional video 🎬 related to your event, showing how everything works – all in one package to ensure your event is meaningful and sustainable from start to finish. ✅ 📽️ Check out the short video attached, showcasing our service just in time for the holiday season. 🎅 #Sustainability #EcoFriendlyEvents #ClimateAction #TreePlanting #HolidayParties #CorporateResponsibility #GreenEvents #MangroveRestoration #CO2Offset #GiftOfTrees #SustainableFuture #CSR #EnvironmentalImpact #TreebuddyEarth

Today, companies are increasingly focused on making a positive impact in everything they do – including their events and celebrations. How about your Christmas parties? Sustainability is no longer just an option; it's becoming a key part of responsible business practices!

🌎 Today is World Environment Day! 🌎 Celebrate today's holiday by practicing sustainable living. A recent article by NEXT IAS discusses the founding of the worldwide holiday and information about this year's host. https://buff.ly/45c9FJT #WorldEnvironmentDay #Sustainable #GreenEarth #Hospitality #ShopTalk2020

Three great ways to help reach your hotel’s sustainability goals

The results are in... Discover what your peers think are the biggest focuses on sustainable events.🌍 From waste reduction to eco-friendly sourcing and carbon footprint tracking. Discover how to implement these impactful practices at your next event! #incentivetravel #invoyage #miceevents #liveevents #luxurytravel #dmcindustry #events #eventprofs #sustainableevents

It’s the Great Big Green Week, and the spotlight is back on our industry’s efforts to help tackle climate change. There are plenty of things we can be doing – some small, and some requiring much greater effort and focus – to make sure that our work in live events is part of the solution, not part of the problem. At the simpler end of the scale, issuing our teams with sustainability checklists makes for quick wins – eliminating single use plastics and plastic-based shipping materials, ensuring print items are minimised, recycled and recyclable, managing the use of lanyards and wristbands – there are dozens of seemingly minor and easily-identified red flags that we can watch out for when planning every project, that over the course of a year’s business can make a huge difference. The challenges get tougher when working with venues. There’s a wide disparity, even among the UK’s top conference centres, between those who work sustainably and those who only say they do. Can they tell you how they source their power, do they have a clean energy policy and will they allow you to see it, how do they recycle their waste, do they use non-toxic cleaning agents and detergents, what water- and electricity-saving measures do they have in place? There’s a long list of questions we need to be asking – and the more companies that ask these questions, the greater the number of venues that will shift to more measurable and sustainable operations. During the Great Big Green Week, let’s pioneer sustainable event planning together. Share your green event tips and inspire others to join the movement! 🌱 #GreatBigGreenWeek #GreenEvents #Sustainability #TFILodestar #MakeADifference