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The Jerusalem PostCulture

Ritz-Carlton Herzliya Earns International Green Key Sustainability Certification

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The Ritz-Carlton Herzliya has earned the international Green Key environmental certification through 2027, recognizing its sustainability efforts in energy and water conservation, plastic reduction, and local partnerships. The hotel implemented measures like LED lighting, water-saving fixtures, refillable dispensers, and recycling programs. General Manager Roy Avidor emphasized the integration of luxury hospitality with environmental responsibility. The certification process involves rigorous assessments, and EcoOcean is promoting the program to other hotels.

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  • Ritz-Carlton Herzliya received Green Key environmental certification through 2027.
  • The hotel implemented energy and water conservation measures.
  • Single-use plastics were reduced through refillable dispensers.
  • Local environmental partnerships and community projects were established.
  • General Manager Roy Avidor highlighted the link between luxury and environmental responsibility.
  • EcoOcean coordinates the program in Israel and encourages hotel participation.

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