Pan Pacific Resorts Group (PPHG) has turn into the primary hospitality group within the Oceania area to realize multi-site certification from the International Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) throughout its total Australian portfolio.
All six of PPHG’s Australian properties – Pan Pacific Melbourne; Pan Pacific Perth; Parkroyal Darling Harbour Sydney; Parkroyal Melbourne Airport; Parkroyal Parramatta Sydney and Parkroyal Monash Melbourne – have been awarded GSTC’s Business Standards for Resorts certification.
The sustainability milestone follows PPHG’s success earlier this 12 months when it turned first Singapore lodge group to realize GSTC multi-site certification throughout all eight of its properties within the nation.
GSTC’s Business Standards for Resorts is concentrated on 4 key areas: efficient sustainability planning, maximising social and financial advantages for the area people, enhancing cultural heritage, and lowering damaging influence to the atmosphere.
“At PPHG, we imagine that enriching visitor experiences goes hand in hand with our dedication to sustainability and neighborhood engagement,” stated Pan Pacific Resorts Group CEO, Choe Peng Sum.
“We’re extremely proud that each one six of our Australian properties have achieved GSTC Multi-Website Certification, reflecting our dedication to embedding sustainable practices throughout our portfolio.
“As an owner-operator group, we leverage our experience in operations and improvement to combine purposeful sustainability into our resorts, resorts, and serviced suites.
“At the moment’s travellers anticipate sustainable luxurious, and we’ve been on the forefront of this motion for over a decade, beginning with Parkroyal Assortment Pickering by UOL in Singapore. This recognition highlights our imaginative and prescient for sustainable tourism and our accountability to the communities and environments.”
Led by UOL, one of many main builders in Singapore, PPHG can also be making important investments in Asset Enhancement Initiatives throughout its portfolio in Australia to align with evolving client expectations and model requirements.
Parkroyal Melbourne Airport lately accomplished a multi-million-dollar refurbishment encompassing visitor rooms, convention services, and customary areas, whereas Pan Pacific Perth is present process a AU$50 million redevelopment, scheduled for completion in early 2025.
Parkroyal Parramatta, Sydney will embark on intensive renovations, with two-thirds of its rooms set to be reworked by April 2025.
