Indian luxury weddings are embracing sustainability, with couples seeking eco-conscious celebrations. Boutique hotels are catering to this ...

Eco Hotels and Resorts Ltd aims to be profitable by March 2026 and has acquired three properties totaling 178 keys. The company plans to ac...

The company said the board meeting was held on Tuesday. In December last year, platforms, the company said it has recently secured a non-co...

The 'green tag' will be assigned to hotels that are eco-friendly in terms of features like using solar power enhanced efficient lighting an...

To say that a place is really eco-friendly, you are ensuring that guests get clean water, clean air, fresh organic food, clean energy, no p...

Many urban hotels are getting in on the act, and The Bardessono in Napa, California, is considered one of the most luxurious and eco-friend...

DPCC had considered that and has granted the necessary extensions and has also issued a letter of revocation to the concerned government au...

This tie up would mark the entry of the Holiday Inn brand in Durgapur, an industrial town of the state.

The properties will have solar roof top and wind turbines to generate green energy and the buildings will have high LEEDs rating.

Here is a selection of some of the most eco-friendly resorts and hotels across India which are also easy on your wallet.

Every new upcoming property aspires to the haloed green tag, and the existing ones are doing their best to integrate sustainable practices.

Cigarette-to-hotel major, ITC Ltd has secured the LEED platinum rating for all its luxury hotels making it one of the greenest luxury hotel...

Several companies are queuing up at Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, (IIM-A) seeking for certification for their eco-friendly pra...

The luxury hotel in Bali gets its eco-friendly tag because it also doubles up as a solar power generating plant for the local community.

Tata Group takes steps to cut carbon emission across companies, value chain

For the new-age green consumer and those who believe in sustainable tourism here is a good news.

While the world gets hotter, Corporate India is busy doing a green audit of its energy utilisation. The hospitality sector is also jumping ...