Caloura Hotel Resort and Hotel do Caracol awarded the HEART "We Care"
InstitutionalCaloura Hotel Resort and Hotel do Caracol have received the HEART "We Care" Environmental Responsibility seal from the Portuguese Hospitality Association (AHP). This recognition emphasizes the hotel group's commitment to sustainable practices and its ongoing dedication to fostering a greener future in the industry.
Created by AHP in 2013, the HEART program aims to encourage and recognize hotel units that take concrete steps to reduce environmental impact and enhance positive contributions to local communities. The initiative covers a range of practices, from efficient resource management, such as water and energy, to implementing circular economy projects and forming partnerships with local institutions.
The awarding of the "We Care" seal highlights the initiatives of Caloura Hotel Resort and Hotel do Caracol in waste collection, treatment, and transformation, which contribute to reducing their ecological footprint and promoting more sustainable tourism.
Bensaude Hotels has long been a key player in adopting sustainable tourism practices in the Azores. To realize this vision, Bensaude Hotels has implemented a series of sustainable initiatives in its daily operations, including the use of green energy, responsible resource management, and carbon emission reduction. These measures are further supported by backing local producers and promoting projects aimed at protecting the islands’ unique species.
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