Mozamb”eco”


With its grand colonial architecture and opulent rooms, how Polana Serena in Mozambique embraces sustainability.
Sustainability is – thankfully – becoming better understood by many travellers who are, in turn, demanding better responsible practices from the hotels they visit. As a result, hotels are placing more importance on sustainability and working hard to improve their eco-credentials.
For new properties with large budgets, these types of considerations might just add a layer of complexity to plans. But, for established hotels in historic properties – particularly those in poor countries – it involves far more than just a few tweaks to their processes.
To find out more about the challenges faced in trying to become more sustainable, I visited the Polana Serena Hotel in Maputo, Mozambique.
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Read more courtesy of Ecophiles.