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Deadline for Dubai hotels to comply with sustainability norms extended
The requirements have been laid out to support the hotels in their compliance with Dubai Tourism's hotel classification system
Dubai - The Dubai Tourism decision will strengthen foundations for recovery of hospitality sector amid Covid-19.
The additional 12-month implementation period has apparently been given in light of the current situation surrounding the global Covid-19 pandemic. The decision will strengthen the foundations for recovery of the hospitality sector. The '19 sustainability requirements' include sustainable management approaches, performance metrics, energy, food and water management plans, guest education, employee training initiatives, presence of sustainability committees within hotel establishments and corporate social responsibility programmes for local communities. Through improving internal sustainability operations, hotel establishments, in turn, will enhance the competitiveness of Dubai's tourism-linked economy. Since its inception in January 2017, the 'carbon calculator' - part of the Tourism Dirham Platform - is a tool that has been measuring the carbon footprint within Dubai's hospitality sector. On a monthly basis, hotels submit their consumption of 11 carbon emission sources, including electricity, district cooling, water, waste, fuel for transportation, fuel for generators, fire extinguishers, and liquefied petroleum gas, for analysis.
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