PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore is now the first hotel in Singapore to attain three sustainability certifications in 2024.
The hotel earned its BCA Green Mark Super Low Energy (SLE) Certification, Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) Industry Criteria for Hotels Certification, and Green Globe Certification all within this year.
General manager Phil Smith said of the accomplishment: “Our commitment to sustainability has always been at the heart of our operations and culture. This is a proud moment for our team whose hard work and passion for sustainability have made this possible, and achieving these certifications reaffirms our commitment to sustainable hospitality. It inspires us to continue innovating and do our part to create new sustainable initiatives and eco-friendly experiences for our guests.”
A holistic approach to sustainability
PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore adopts a holistic approach to its eco-friendly practices, integrating green practices such as energy, water, food and waste management seamlessly into the hotel’s operations.
From energy-efficient technologies such as solar panels, LED lighting, and motion sensors in all guest rooms, to its in-house Urban Farm which supports its food supply resiliency and eco-conscious menu planning, to filtered water systems which eliminate single-use plastic bottles, these sustainability initiatives further cement the hotel’s dedication to sustainable practices and environmental stewardship.
Achieving these certifications through such initiatives highlights PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore’s commitment to continuous improvement in sustainability.
Indeed, to maintain its certifications, the hotel must undergo annual audits, ensuring that it not only meets but also exceeds these stringent benchmarks.
This ongoing process reflects a pledge to remain accountable and adopt innovative solutions to pressing environmental and social challenges.