Bucuti & Tara Resort: going beyond corporate social responsibility
The Bucuti & Tara Resort is the first carbon neutral hotel in the Caribbean. The tourism industry is moving towards more sustainable practices, but only a few hotels have made the changes realistically needed to significantly reduce their CO2 impact. Most resorts in the Caribbean, and worldwide,...
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| Summary: | The Bucuti & Tara Resort is the first carbon neutral hotel in the Caribbean. The tourism industry is moving towards more sustainable practices, but only a few hotels have made the changes realistically needed to significantly reduce their CO2 impact. Most resorts in the Caribbean, and worldwide, are still afraid of 'interfering' with the guest's luxury experience. The Bucuti & Tara Resort maintains, however, that sustainability can be viable and proves it by operating at 97% occupancy with up to 70% repeat visits. The embedding of sustainable practices into its operations is not for the sole aim of becoming climate-neutral. Sustainability is a tool to drive policies and actions; to benefit the resort but also, critically, the wider community |
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| title_full | Bucuti & Tara Resort going beyond corporate social responsibility Rachel Dodds (Professor) and Sonya Graci (Associate Professor), Ted Rogers School of Hospitality and Tourism Management, Ryerson University, Canada |
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