In this section we list out *MAp-vetted partners and companies doing great work in the area of sustainable hospitality, which can support you as you embark on your sustainability journey.
You wouldn’t build a house without a plan, and you shouldn’t build a hotel without one either. To empower you for long-term success, together we develop a hotel concept that provides you with clear, practical guidance as you bring your sustainable boutique hotel to life.
Royfort sells bed linen, towels as well as bathrobes, mattresses and bedspreads made exclusively from organic raw materials, which are produced fairly in a Portuguese family business.
Hejhej has developed the world's first closed-loop yoga mat. The hejhey mats are made in Germany from recycled materials and are 100% reusable at the end of their product life cycle.
Kordie provides intensive, real-world and applicable hospitality online courses in order to help learners to level-up their hospitality careers or businesses.
SensorFlow creates smart building management technology specifically geared for hotels that promises to save both money and the environment.
Considerate Group's CON-SERVE is a date management platform made specifically for hotels, which allows you to measureyour hotel's consumption of electricity, heat, water, waste and outsorced laundry.
Natascha Rupp, a partner of MAp Boutique Consultancy, founded her global communications agency with the specialisation in sustainable travel and lifestyle.
The people behind GLP Films are driven to promote sustainability through storytelling and content marketing. On their website you also find an interesting news section, where they talk about all things sustainability.
Karsten Schmidt-Hoensdorf is the owner of the Zurich design studio IDA14 and a long-standing partner of MAp. For more than 25 years, Karsten and his team have been developing “extraordinary design for extraordinary rooms.” Their focus is on sustainable architecture, interior architecture and design for hospitality projects.
Too Good To Go is a movement against food waste. With their free app they connect users with delicious unsold food from bakeries, hotels, restaurants, supermarkets and other food businesses. Discover how you can join the movement and more than 2,400 hotels in Europe.
