BALI, Oct 30 – The Ritz-Carlton, Bali has received Green Key certification in recognition of its efforts to promote environmental responsibility and sustainable tourism.
The international certification recognises tourism businesses that follow established environmental standards. It also highlights the resort’s efforts to reduce waste, conserve natural resources and support local communities.
Located in Nusa Dua, the luxury resort says sustainability is part of its daily operations. Its initiatives cover waste management, energy and water conservation, food donations and support for local suppliers.
Resort Strengthens Environmental Practices
The Ritz-Carlton, Bali has introduced several measures to reduce its environmental impact.
First, the resort separates waste for more responsible handling and disposal. It also turns garden waste into compost, which is reused as fertiliser for its plants.
In addition, the resort is working to reduce the use of single-use plastics and paper. Energy-saving measures are also in place to encourage more efficient electricity consumption.
The resort also uses recycled water to irrigate its landscaped gardens. This helps conserve water while maintaining the property’s green spaces.
Food Donations and Local Suppliers Support Communities
Beyond environmental measures, the resort also focuses on community support.
Surplus food is donated to charitable foundations. Meanwhile, sourcing products from local suppliers helps support nearby businesses and producers.
These efforts form part of the resort’s wider approach to responsible hospitality, which aims to balance guest experiences with care for the destination.
Green Key Certification Recognises Sustainability Efforts
Green Key is a sustainability certification programme operated by the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE). It recognises tourism establishments that meet environmental criteria and demonstrate a commitment to responsible operations.
Go Kondo, general manager of The Ritz-Carlton, Bali, said the certification recognises the team’s efforts to adopt more responsible practices.
He added that sustainability requires continuous improvement and that the resort intends to keep refining its approach while caring for Bali’s natural surroundings and communities.
A Luxury Resort in Nusa Dua
The Ritz-Carlton, Bali occupies 12.7 hectares of beachfront and clifftop grounds overlooking the Indian Ocean. The resort has 313 suites and villas, five dining venues, a spa and facilities for weddings, meetings and family activities.
The Green Key certification adds to the resort’s stated efforts to make environmental responsibility part of its luxury hospitality offering.
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