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🏨 TRGH-The Royal Garden Hotel, situated just outside Milan, is undergoing a significant restyling set for completion in 2026, the year of the Milan-Cortina Olympics. The hotel, designed to cater to business travelers, boasts 150 rooms, a congress center with six meeting rooms, the Blue Crab Restaurant, The Captain’s Bar, a gym, and an urban pool. The restyling effort, led by Nick Maltese Studio, focuses on ecosustainability, including the installation of a photovoltaic park. The congress center seats approximately 650 people, featuring a large meeting room with 340 seats and a 6x3 meter LED wall. The design by Maltese and Pagetti emphasizes geometric patterns, using materials like metal, stone, terracotta, and includes romantic wallpapers from Texturae and lighting from DWC èditions.

🏡 St. Mauritius Hotel, an iconic establishment since the 1970s in Forte dei Marmi, Italy, began a repositioning journey in 2013 to blend authenticity with sophisticated comfort. The hotel now features a Natural SPA, a gourmet restaurant Sciabola with a starred chef, and suites with Alpine views. Achieving energy requalification class B, it incorporates advanced technology from Serenissima Informatica, utilizing protel Cloud PMS, Business Intelligence Microsoft for real-time data analysis, and Hotel Back Office for financial management. Lorenzo Pippucci is the CEO, and Salvatore Bosco is the Sales Area Manager at Serenissima Informatica.

🌱 Clorofil, the carbon footprint calculator created by the French group majorian for hoteliers and restaurateurs, registers over 588 properties in France and Italy within nearly two years of its launch, with 30% subscribing. CEO Carole Pourchet highlights the tool's importance due to hospitality's 16% contribution to tourism's GHG emissions. 34% of the adopters have validated their CO2e emissions using Bilan Carbone® by the French Agency for Ecological Transition (ADEME), identifying customer mobility (80%), energy management, and waste as major emission sources. The hospitality sector aims for a 4% reduction goal, slightly below the recommended 5% for Paris Agreement alignment. Parco San Marco Lifestyle Beach Resort aims to cut CO2 emissions by 25% by 2025 and has taken actions like monitoring paper use and promoting electric mobility.