Last week the EU-Commission has adopted a revised set of criteria for the product group Tourist Accommodation services (Decision 2017/175/EC) under the EU Ecolabel. The publication takes place on the 2nd of February in the Official Journal of the European Commission. This will contribute to the continued efforts of providing companies and consumers with a credible ecolabel to promote sustainable consumption and production, enhancing circular economy within Europe. It will help businesses to make savings in water and energy consumption, reduce waste production, to improve the CO2 footprint and overall to stand out amongst other hotels in terms of environmental excellence and corporate social responsibility.
Currently, there are 796 licences that are held by individual entrepreneurs or big hotel groups, please see our catalogue to discover the range of EU Ecolabel hotels. Even though Tourist Accommodation is one of our most successful product/service groups, we continuously strive for more licences and greater visibility among consumers. Your partnership in this matter would be invaluable.

The EU Ecolabel is a voluntary environmental labelling scheme established by the European Commission in 1992 and a component of the European Commission’s Action Plan on Sustainable Consumption and Production.