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    we are always keen on engaging positively with our guests.

    And one of Jaz Hotel Group’s strength points is its environmental vision & efforts in conserving it.

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    JHG Underwater Cleanup Campaign

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    JHG Underwater Cleanup Campaign

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    JHG Local Community Activities

    Magawish Island Cleanup Campaign

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    JHG Local Community Integration

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    JHG Inhouse Organic Vegetables Harvest

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    JHG World Earth Day Celebration

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    JHG Best Practice Ideas

    Reusing Ideas

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    JHG Best Practice Ideas

    Reusing Ideas

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    JHG Best Practice Ideas

    Replacing one way plastic with degradable items.

JAZ GO GREEN

Sustainable tourism is a way of travelling and exploring a destination while respecting its environment, culture and people.

The travel and tourism market is booming, with holidaymakers keener than ever to get away and explore new places. However, with that, comes responsibility in the form of sustainability. Some laugh it off and believe what happens on holiday, stays on holiday. Sadly, this narrow-minded view can cause an array of problems including social dislocation, animal cruelty and ecological degradation. The increasing awareness around sustainability has created demand of ‘responsible holidays,’ in the shape of nature-based tourism, eco-tourism and cultural tourism. Now, do not think these holidays are not fun. In fact, they are better than ordinary holidays because they are authentic. You will experience the real deal rather than a fluffed up fake version of reality.

Travelling always offers unsustainable (and often tempting) options, including cheap flights, discounted excursions and opportunities to take the best snaps for Instagram. However, it is essential that we look at the bigger picture and ask ourselves is it really worth causing harm? If we have got you intrigued and you want to know more about how you can become a sustainable tourist, look no further. At Alpha, we are all about being sustainable, preserving our precious world together!

Jaz Hotel Group is so focused on educating its staff, guests and stockholders on how to help preserve Mother Nature & its resources without compromising on the quality offered or delivered.

Consumption Targets

What We Do

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Electricity

24 kw/Day
Per Guest

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Water

350 Liter/Day
Per Guest

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Fuel Diesel

2.2 Liters/Day
Per Guest

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Total Energy

40 KW/Day
Per Guest

Awards & Certificates

Green Star

The Green Star Hotel (GSH) is a national certification and capacity building program developed under the patronage of the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism to support hotels and resorts interested in improving their environmental performance and social standards. This customized certification distinguishes hotels that demonstrate sustainable environmental management through compliance with carefully designed standards. The GSH Program standard is internationally recognized by the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC).

 First Implemented: 2011
 Number of Certified Hotels: 44

TUI Umwelt Champion Award

An annual award where all the TUI contracted hotels compete to be listed among the best 100 performing hotels in going green. The award was launched in 1996, every year, questionnaires filled out by holidaymakers for TUI Deutschland together with measurable environmental performance are used to ascertain the most environmentally-friendly hotels worldwide from the customers' point of view and the target is to achieve not less than 80%, this is in addition to achieving the Travelife Gold award. Then the winners are awarded with the "TUI Environmental Champion" prize.

The score is calculated from March to next year’s March and the results are published on September of each year.

 First Implementation: 2003
 Number of Certified Hotels:

  • 2013: 8 hotels certified
  • 2014: 10 hotels certified
  • 2015: 9 hotels certified
  • 2016: 8 hotels certified
  • 2017: 12 hotels certified
  • 2018: 5 hotels certified
  • 2019: 14 hotels certified
  • 2020: 14 hotels certified